Tag Archives | Behavioral Interview Questions

The Secret to Dealing with People That Don’t Like You

FEBRUARY 3, 2015 | BY LIA
Peace stone

Behavioral Interview Question: Describe a situation where you found yourself dealing with someone who didn’t like you. How did you handle it? Did you know that not everyone thinks you are great? Believe it or not, it happens! There are those out there that you are going to rub the wrong way. That’s okay! You[…]
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7 Job Interview Questions Designed to Trick You

JANUARY 11, 2015 | BY LIA
Frequently asked job interview questions

What Are Trick Questions? Very simply, they are questions designed to make you reveal something about your personality that you may not necessarily want the interviewer to see. Sometimes they can seem innocent enough, like casual questions about the weather, but they have a purpose. In order to answer them well, you need to clearly understand[…]
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How to Show You Are Resilient and Professional

DECEMBER 28, 2014 | BY LIA
Business people showing tenacity and resilience on a work project.

Common Behavioral Interview Question: When have you seen your tenacity or resilience really pay off in a professional setting? What was the outcome? The good news about this question is that it’s actually very positive. It asks about something that succeeded, which is exactly the type of question you want to be asked at an[…]
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How to Show You Can Deal With Disappointment

DECEMBER 23, 2014 | BY LIA
Woman dealing with disappointment

Did you know that ‘stress coping’ is a muscle? Some people have it and some people don’t. If you don’t, it actually shows in how you handle stress and disappointment at workplace. You know that you are going to be faced with disappointment in any work environment, how you handle it shows a lot about[…]
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How to Show You Are Competitive….In A Good Way

DECEMBER 14, 2014 | BY LIA
Two men showing they are competitive in a good way.

Do you consider yourself competitive? What does that even mean, is it a good or bad thing? Most likely the answer lies somewhere in the middle. It’s good to be competitive, because it means you’re always trying your hardest to be the best, but competitiveness that goes overboard – like excessive aggression or being a[…]
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See How to Answer the Biggest Mistake Question

DECEMBER 10, 2014 | BY LIA
A business team around a laptop having a discussion

Mistakes happen, and it takes a strong person to own up to any mistakes. As they say on Sesame Street “Everyone makes mistakes oh yes they do.” Employers often ask behavioral interview questions about mistakes, like the following: Question: “What was the biggest mistake you have made when delegating work as part of a team[…]
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How to Show You can Work With Difficult People

DECEMBER 7, 2014 | BY LIA
Workplace conflict and problem solving

  “The statistics on sanity are that one out of every four people is suffering from a mental illness. Look at your 3 best friends. If they’re okay, then it’s you.” ~Rita Mae Brown Everyone has their own unique personality and off course you will get along with some personality types better than others. That[…]
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How to Show You Are a Great Presenter

DECEMBER 1, 2014 | BY LIA
Applause for a great presenter

Did you know most people are more afraid of public speaking than they are of dying? Although that’s probably a bit irrational it’s a very common fear. As human beings there is a natural tendency to want to avoid being judged. Even so, employers want to know that you can give a speech when needed[…]
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See How Easily You Can Show You Manage Conflict Positively

NOVEMBER 10, 2014 | BY LIA
Businessman managing conflict positively.

“The secret is to gang up on the problem, rather than each other.”   —Thomas Stallkamp Wouldn’t it be great if everyone in the workplace understood this.  Sadly many do not, which is why employers specifically look for people who work well with others and can deal with conflict openly and honestly. Employers want to hire[…]
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