Interview Examples Archive
I’m continuing this week with the interview recording from the administrative assistant I started last week. The question in this recording is: Tell me about a time when you helped a coworker improve their performance. Listen to the Interview Answer(Time 1:37) This is interview was recorded and
For the last month, I’ve been posting recordings from an interview with a transitioning military officer. This week, I’m making a shift to another job seeker – a professional administrative assistant. Top-notch admin assistants are unbelievably valuable to the companies and executives they work for. This individual
I have one final interview answer from a transitioning military officer. Each week for the last four weeks, I’ve shared one question from this interview. Next week, I’ll have a recording from a different interview. The answer in the recording below is to this questions: What are
Yesterday, I posted the recording of a transitioning military officer I interviewed. The question asked was: Tell me about a time when your planning led to positive results. This is a typical behavior based question and gives a job seeker the opportunity to discuss an accomplishment demonstrating
I have another interview answer from a transitioning military officer to share. The question I asked was: Tell me about a time when your planning led to positive results. Listen to the answer (Time 3:28) Just as I did the last two weeks, I’m posting the recording
Yesterday’s post contained a recording an interview question and answer. The interview was with a transitioning military officer and the question asked was “Tell me about a time when you helped someone improve their performance.” Below is my assessment of the answer. The interview answer was a
Below is a recording of an interview answer given by a transitioning military officer. The question I asked is a typical behavioral based interview question: “Tell me about a time when you helped someone improve their performance.” Listen to the Answer (Time: 3:25) Please post your comments
In the recording I posted yesterday, you heard me ask a transitioning military office the ice breaker question that kicks off most interviews – "Tell me about yourself." The answer included the officer’s military career in chronological order and concluded with some information about hobbies. Overall, this
Recently, I conducted a practice interview a military officer preparing to transition into the civilian workforce. As with most interviews, the first question I asked was “Tell Me About Yourself.” Many interviews start with this and it’s a question many job seekers find challenging. Listen to this