【面试问题答案参考答案】面试问题答案参考

【面试问题答案参考答案】面试问题答案参考

您现任的公司有什么问题吗?

如果被问到这个问题，切勿提供负面答案。解释您非常喜欢在目前的公司工作，而且公司拥有优秀的管理者，也说明您想肩负更多的职责，但现职无法提供这样的机会。您非常期待职业生涯的成长。关键是展现积极、乐观的态度。

需要多久的时间，您才能对公司有所贡献?

您的答案要让面试官觉得您动机强烈、意志坚定，但绝不过度承诺。向面试官说明，一旦熟悉工作环境与相关人员之后，您的技能与经验能让您在短期内对公司有所贡献。您可以考虑提出以下的问题：「就任后的前六个月，您觉得最重要的工作是什么?」

您为什么离开现职?

再次提醒您，切勿贬损先前或现任的雇主。您可以考虑以下的回答：「我非常喜欢现在的工作，但希望能学习更多知识，肩负更多职责。但老实说，现在的工作无法提供这些机会。」如果您对这个职务有兴趣，就主动去争取，或询问是否有近一步面谈的机会。如果您想得到这份工作，您可以回答：「我对贵公司非常有兴趣，且相信可以把工作做好。在贵公司的招聘流程中，下一步骤是什么?」

mended answers

The following are key points you may want to consider when faced with some

mon interview questions:

What is wrong with your present firm?

Be sure to not e across as negative if asked this question. Explain how you have enjoyed working there and that there are good people in management. Express that you are looking to handle additional responsibilities and those opportunities do not exist in your present position - you are looking for an opportunity that provides more career growth. The key is to e across as positive and upbeat.

How long would it take you to make a contribution?

You want to sound motivated and determined, but be sure to not overpromise. Explain to the interviewer that once you understand the operating environment and the personnel, you have the proven skills and experience to make a contribution in a very short time. Consider asking a question like: “What do you feel will be the main focus of the position for the first six months?”

Why are you leaving your present position? Again, you do not want to discuss any negative aspects about your past or present employer. Consider including something like this in your answer: “I enjoy my work, but I am anxious to expand my knowledge and take on more. Frankly, these opportunities do not exist in my present position.” If you are interested in the position, ask for it, or ask for the next interview. If you want this job, you may want to say this: “I am very interested in your pany. I am confident that I can do an excellent job for you. What is the next

step in your hiring process?”