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Opening question (with an attitude) - What do YOU have to offer us?
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How much do you think you are worth
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Do you think you are the best person for this job? Why?
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How Do you think this interview is going?
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What makes you think I won't eat this puppy?
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Why should you be considered for this position over someone else? First, it is sometimes tough to toot your own horn enough and second, it is tough to point out faults of another.
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I always hate "Name a positive and negative thing about yourself" come one that is just a double edge sword if I ever did see one. You don't want to seem arrogant and talk yourself up too much, but then again you don't really want to tell them what is wrong with you either. It gives me chills just thinking about it...;~}
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Would you eat my double cheeseburger?
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on an interview they always ask if you have children. this is the hardest for me because then they want to know how dependable you are and how dependable is your babysitter.
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Where do you see yourself in 5 years? I actually got the job by answering "sitting in your chair and asking the same question to new prospective employees" I do not advise anyone to do this unless you are being interviewed by a government agency. Civilian business managers will/might see this answer as a threat to their own position in their cushy job.
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Given that you're being considered for a managerial job in an organization confronting serious issues, how would you go about reorganizing to make maximum use of available resources in achieving the greatest effectiveness in the shortest amount of time?
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