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Job Interview Tip # 2: Be prepared.
If you have a scheduled job interview, make sure you have an idea who will conduct it. In this way, you will have an idea on the probable question that you’ll have to answer during the particular interview.
If such would be the HR personnel, expect some general questions about your work experience. There will also be questions that would probably test your way of thinking or how stable your emotions may be on pressured situations.
There will also be questions that will ask you your plans for your career – and what your direction will be, several years from now. It is best to answer this well, preferably with mention to your career goals and how you plan to achieve them. This will show that you are the type who plans, and is proactively making things happen for your career. Being so, will tell that you are a good planner and is assertive.
If such would be the direct superior for your department, expect technical questions related to your field. It is expected that you can provide the necessary details that are directly related to your job.
You are assumed to be knowledgeable on all facets of the current position you are applying, so you may want to review some theories that may be of use. Make sure you can articulate these theories and other practical aspects of your job. Being able to do so will show that you are technically capable for the job requirement.