1. Practicing for Your Interview
Practicing for Your Interview

2. Practicing for Your Interview
This slide deck is intended to give you the chance to practice how you would respond to specific questions during the interview process.
Here’s how it works – for each of the following six questions, first read the question, and then provide a one minute response.
Now it may sound difficult to condense everything that you would like to say into just one minute. This is understandable, however within this one minute you will need to provide enough substance for the interviewer to be both satisfied and perhaps interested in asking you for more details.
That is why your first response needs to be kept to just one minute – allowing you to still have more to share if your interviewer requests this!
When viewed in “Slide Show” mode, each question will automatically advance to the next after one minute!

3. Practicing for Your Interview
What interests you about this particular job opening?
Question 1

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So tell me about yourself.
Question 2

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What do you do particularly well? And perhaps not so well? And what have you done to correct it?
Question 3

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What have you read recently in the press that has sparked your curiosity and why?
Question 4

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At some point in our lives, we each get passionate about a particular goal – has this happened to you yet, and if so, tell me about it.
Question 5

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Now it’s your turn - what questions do you have for me?
Question 6

9. Practicing for Your Interview
The S.T.A.R. technique allows you to respond to questions confidently and effectively.
More information about this technique is available within this publication.