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Questions to expect during an interview - YTI Career Institute

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Personal <strong>Career</strong> Marketing M<strong>an</strong>ualComp<strong>an</strong>y• What are the org<strong>an</strong>ization’s strengths?• What do you see ahead for your comp<strong>an</strong>y in the nextten years?• What problems does this department or comp<strong>an</strong>y face?• What signific<strong>an</strong>t ch<strong>an</strong>ges do you foresee in the near future?• How would I best learn the practices, policies, <strong>an</strong>d corporate<strong>expect</strong>ations enabling me <strong>to</strong> perform all responsibilitiessuccessfully?• What do you see ahead for the comp<strong>an</strong>y in the next fiveyears?• What budget is available <strong>to</strong> me <strong>to</strong> achieve the goals?• What do you see in the future for this industry?• What type of training program does the org<strong>an</strong>ization offer?• C<strong>an</strong> you describe the comp<strong>an</strong>y’s culture?• How does the comp<strong>an</strong>y recognize diversity in its workplace<strong>an</strong>d with its cus<strong>to</strong>mers?• Does the comp<strong>an</strong>y promote from within? From whatareas?Position• What are the main objectives of the position?• What are the main problem areas needing attention inthe position? (Troublesome or dem<strong>an</strong>ding people, poorworking environment, etc.)• How does the org<strong>an</strong>ization <strong>expect</strong> these objectives <strong>to</strong>be met?• What qualities did the person have who held this positionpreviously?• C<strong>an</strong> you tell me about the primary people who I will bedealing with?• What are the main responsibilities of the position we arediscussing?• C<strong>an</strong> you describe a typical day?• Is this a newly created position? If not, how long did theprevious person hold it?• What is the potential for promotion?• Who would I report <strong>to</strong>?• How <strong>an</strong>d when would my perform<strong>an</strong>ce be evaluated?• Is regular travel a part of this position?• What results would you <strong>expect</strong> from my efforts <strong>an</strong>d onwhat timetable?• What improvements need <strong>to</strong> be made on how the jobhas been completed?• Will I face <strong>an</strong>y resentment or problems if I am offered<strong>an</strong>d accept this position?• How much authority will I have <strong>to</strong> carry out these responsibilities?• What capabilities do you feel are the most import<strong>an</strong>t?• Who would be my key associates?• Who held the position before <strong>an</strong>d why is it now available?• What are the capabilities of the subordinates who wouldreport <strong>to</strong> me?• What are the objectives the person hired will have <strong>to</strong>complete?• Is training done in a classroom/group session or is it h<strong>an</strong>dleson <strong>an</strong> individual basis?Interviewer• C<strong>an</strong> you tell me how your career has developed at theorg<strong>an</strong>ization?• How would you describe your m<strong>an</strong>agement style/philosophy?• What do you enjoy most about working for thisorg<strong>an</strong>ization?• Am I telling you the things that are of the greatest helpin making a decision?• If you could ch<strong>an</strong>ge one thing about your position or theorg<strong>an</strong>ization, what would it be?• How long have you worked for this org<strong>an</strong>ization?• What qualities are you looking for in a new hire?Conclusion• Are there further questions about my qualifications I c<strong>an</strong><strong>an</strong>swer?• What is the next step in the process?• When do you <strong>expect</strong> <strong>to</strong> make a hiring decision for thisposition?“In order <strong>to</strong> excel, you must be completely dedicated <strong>to</strong> your chosen sport. You must also be prepared <strong>to</strong> work hard<strong>an</strong>d be willing <strong>to</strong> accept constructive criticism. Without one-hundred percent dedication, you won’t be able <strong>to</strong> dothis.”- Willie MaysTime <strong>to</strong> PracticeMake bl<strong>an</strong>k copies of the worksheets on the next few pages <strong>to</strong> prepare <strong>an</strong>d practice for your <strong>interview</strong>s.Section 8: The InterviewPage 187

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