Job Interview Question Collections for Job-Seekers
If you are prepping for a job interview, you'll find
all the practice interview questions you could possibly ever want!
One of the best ways to prepare for a job
interview is to review lists of typically asked interview questions. You
can mentally prepare your answers, and you may even find it helpful to
write down your responses, a process that helps you to thoughtfully organize
them and compose them in an articulate fashion. Just don't hung up trying to
remember your answers word-for-word during the interview.
Also check out our Job Interview Questions Database. This
section of Quintessential Careers includes The Interview Question Database, 109 typical traditional and
behavioral job interview questions, and The Practice Interviews, where job-seekers can test your responses
to typical interview questions.
But we also have some favorite interviewing resources that are not part of Quintessential Careers. So
remember to check these sites out as well.
The biggest, most comprehensive interview question site we've found:
The University of Virginia's Career Services office offers a pdf booklet on
Case
Interviewing, which has some great information and insights for this particular type of interview.
AARP offers a special collection of questions for mid-career and older workers,
Handling Difficult Interview Questions ,
that includes those sticky, borderline illegal, age-related questions that are sometimes directed at older workers,
as well as other interview resources.
Question collections geared to
specific fields. Although some questions in these collections are
specific to their fields, the sites also offer more general interview
questions:
