Answers to Tough Interviewing Questions
Study Guide Part VII

Stay away from anything that becomes a "ME" response! Try to focus on the organization. "ME" responses are always a turn off!

So what is a "ME" response?

It is anything that has to do with you only, such as, what is the salary for this position, what are the benefits, how much vacation do you offer, do I have to work holidays, what would my schedule be, do I have to work nights or weekends, etc.

The time to ask these questions would be after an offer is on the table. In most cases all these questions will be answered in the offer letter. Asking them at the interview is way too premature and will not matter if you are not offered the position anyway. Asking them may be the deciding factor for not getting the job!

Stay clear of ever sounding critical of your current or previous supervisor. It doesn't matter what they have done to you, do not bad mouth them! If you bad mouth your current or previous supervisor, it is assumed that you will bad mouth your future one.

It will also come across that you are a complainer. No one ever agrees with 100% of what their supervisor asks of them. One could believe that as soon as the going gets tough in your new position that you will run from that too.

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