Job Interviewing Tutorial for Teen Job-Seekers: Questions

Job Interviewing Tutorial for High School Students,
Teen and Entry-Level Job-Seekers

#3: Thinking and preparing for how you'll respond to interview questions.

preparing responses to interview questions

First, you should develop a list of interview questions you might be asked. We have included some at the end of this tutorial. You can find a lot more interview questions here: The 150 Typical Job Interview Questions.

Next, decide how you will respond to the questions. Typically, job-seekers should show more than tell in the interview -- that means you should have stories and anecdotes that demonstrate your skills, accomplishments, and other achievements.

Consider writing down the responses -- or use flashcards or outlines. The only thing you do NOT want to do is memorize your responses.

Preparing responses to expected interview questions is a critical part of your job interviewing preparations.

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