Interview Prep

April 7, 2016

Objective:  I CAN be prepared for interviews in my career.

• Pretend you have graduated from college and are now looking for a job in your field
• You are going to be interviewed and you are going to interview someone else
• Your job is to make sure you can confidently answer questions related to your field
• there are sample questions below
• Look over the rubric your classmate will use to grade your interview next Tuesday: Rubric
• Look at the you're hired column
• 1.  Which 3 do you think you will be the easiest for you
• 2.  Which 3 do you think will be the hardest for you
• Look at the list of the most asked interview questions: 
• Interview Questions
• 3. Pick at least 4 strong questions you will ask someone else from this list that you think will help you get to know someone 
• 4.  Pick at least 6 questions that you think would best represent you and answer them to TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITY!
• These do not have to be the same as the ones you will ask others
• These should be well thought out answers that should be multiple sentences each!

• Look at the list of career questions:
• http://jobsearch.about.com/od/interviewquestionsanswers/a/job-specific-interview-questions.htm
• http://www.job-interview.net/interviewbyjob.htm
• 1.  Pick at least 3 career specific questions you will ask form the lists that will help you decide if you should hire someone (WRITE THEM DOWN TO USE TUESDAY)
• 2.  Pick at least 6 questions  for your career and answer them to the BEST OF YOUR ABILITY!
• These should be well thought out answers that should be multiple sentences each!

Next Tuesday 

• You should be professional and serious
• Go to your assigned room
• 10 minutes to interview 
• 10 minutes to be interviewed
• 5 minutes to complete the rubric and turn it in!