job interview questions

[Ry_Tower]

instead of asking "how do you see yourself in 5 or 10 years", ask him about his career path.

this would be a tough question: What would be the reason he/she will not be accepted to the job.

OT.

I am always the applicant and I always ask how much my salary will be? Is this OK?

Better to ask this on your 2nd round of interview if hindi nila na-brought up yung topic about salary. If sila na nagsabi na "do you have any questions?", puwede mo na pahapyawan ng "what are the benefits in this company?"

[fourtheboys96]

Better to ask this on your 2nd round of interview if hindi nila na-brought up yung topic about salary. If sila na nagsabi na "do you have any questions?", puwede mo na pahapyawan ng "what are the benefits in this company?"

tinatanong ko nga yung sweldo pag tinanong nila kung may question ako sa kanila hehehe

pero usually nag-eexplain ako kung bakit ko tinanong. ang lagi ko sinasabi pag hindi alam ng applikante yung sweldo tapos tinanggap nila tapos bigla na lang magugulat na mababa yung sweldo, malaging problema lalo.

[compact]

In my current job right now, the panel interviewed me thru long distance phone call for about one and a half hour, my first time to be interviewed that long.

One question that I cannot forget is when they asked me why I have so many employers at the same time. I explained to them that I am a full time Professor and part time Lecturer to different Review Centers in which I am assigned to to lectures all over the Philippines.

And according to them, this is what they want of their Lecturers, hard working and resilient, a Filipino trait they like most.

And when I cannot answer, perhaps due to exhaustion, I will tell them that the signal is choppy giving me time to re think of my answer.