Brehs. WTF Do Yall Say When They Ask You "Why Do You Want To Work Here?" "What Makes You Stand Out?" etc...
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Amo Husserl
Superstar
Be charismatic, not egotistical. Late Registration era Kanye.
I think I can grow with the company, I see oppertunities for advancement.
Stock answer but you need to reserch the company the industry and the job to properly answer the question but what they really want to know is what you plan to do for them?
The worst is your first 6 months to a year of this shyt. Like i ain't got no work history obviously I'm tryna find a spot to fit in so i can learn how to be an employee and understand my strengths and attributes...a$$hole.
It gets a lot easier after your first decent amount of time spent employed and dealing with other people. When i started working i just googled the answers and saved some variations based on the companies, but ended up getting referred and hired on the spot where the only question was could i pass a drug test
lucky me i got a patna who don't do no substances and was more than willing to help
It gets a lot easier after your first decent amount of time spent employed and dealing with other people. When i started working i just googled the answers and saved some variations based on the companies, but ended up getting referred and hired on the spot where the only question was could i pass a drug test
lucky me i got a patna who don't do no substances and was more than willing to help
Peter Popoff
Black uptowns and a chess board nıgga
I know the sure fire, fool proof way to ace video interviews, guaranteed hired off rip but I ain't saying shıt. It's how I got my current job.
But to answer your question:
But to answer your question:
- Express your personal passion for the employer’s product/service/mission.
- Explain why you would enjoy the responsibilities of the role.
- Describe how you can see yourself succeeding in the role, given your skills and experience.
Didnt say I already have a job you fukking dumbass nikka? Tired you nuerodivergents coming in here with that dumbass shyt yall be on. Negged p*ssy nikka.
Growing up as a youth I always had a passion for X and I feel this company is a leading innovator in X. Working here would be a dream come true. Also I find that the company and I have the same core values in approaching our work, which includes white-glove customer service, teamwork, punctuality, commitment, and discipline. The reason I would like to work here is that I feel X is an outstanding company and my talents would be of great use here. Also, I feel this company offers a lot of room for career growth as well as caring a lot about the employees you all hire here. Your employees aren't another number but a family. Thanks for this interview opportunity and for considering me for this position.
africngiant
All Star
thecoli teaching me the most useful information that schools avoided for 16+ years to steal money
SPACE IS FAKE
Say No To NASA!
i told the interviewer str8 up i need a job lol 
Blackrogue
Superstar
i told the interviewer str8 up i need a job lol
Wait till your employer nasa finds your coli user name
Suck a nicca dicck for some truckfit brehs
research the company, its culture and it’s goals before any interview. That should give you an answer for the first part. The second part is knowing your traits and attaching to what you feel will fit well with the companies needs.
SPACE IS FAKE
Say No To NASA!
shyt i wish i worked for nasa…the government isn’t fond of brehs like myselfWait till your employer nasa finds your coli user name
SupaDupaFresh
Superstar
This. I tell you boy as much as I want you feel sorry for people grieving over their unfulfilling career or income it never quits amazing me how many grown ass people have no idea how to format an attractive resume, won't even bother with a cover letter, dont bother researching anything about the company itself, have no rehearsed responses to the most common interview questions, and then shocked they ain't a 6 figure baller yet.
Not even putting in the little extra groundwork to cover all their bases and give them a clear edge in the hiring pool, but think they're entitled to a six figure job with a huge respected corporation.
OP on the question of "why do you want to work here." Of course the answer is not "I like the pay and yall seeem like a cool place to work." It is basically just an invitation to repeat and talk about their mission statement and show your personal interest in it. "I want to work here because I believe in a company that [insert their goals and mission here] while also offering many opportunities for my own personal growth." And If you really wanna impress the interviewer, look up the company's name in the news (in a positive light) and bring up something they've done recently or something they are being recognized for. "I know last month you guys [insert their newsworthy activity here] which I found so inspiring. I knew right then this is the place for me to contribute my own skills and grow."
The question of what makes you stand out is an open ended opportunity to talk about some past accomplishments from your previous work experience and also to, once again, show your passion for their mission or goals and talk about how you're skills will apply. Were you ever employee of the month or rewarded for performance at previous jobs? Did you have particular skills that you were known for and replied upon for? Were you known for being a kind and approachable team player? Did you lead or contribute to any long term projects for the company? If you have nothing to show for from your previous work than just fib some stuff insinuated above. You were known to be a team player who is very approachable. You were recognized as being both punctual and the most organized with goals and projects. But no matter what always add in something about being passionate about their mission and their goals. "And as a potential team member of [insert company name here I know my past accomplishments in [insert your chosen qualities here] will be an asset to your business and our goals."
Research, research, research the company that you are trying to join. I cant stress this enough. Go on their website. Read their mission statement. Search for the company in the news and be able to talk a little bit about what they are doing and how eager you are to be apart of that. The hiring person will love that, almost like you're already part of the team. Have things to say that shows them you have a REAL interest in what they do, their history, and what their goals are. Don't be one of thesr dumbasses that complain about not having a high paying job they want, but shows no passion or interest whatsoever for the job. Just think they're entitled to certain income at a certain without having to give a shyt about nothing except themselves. This is what separates the candidates that stand out and get the call back from the ones that get tossed out. All it takes is just a little giving a damn to nail a job interview so hard they almost have no choice but to call you back. Take it from someone who works in one of the most lucrative industries out there.