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chacha.12

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #260 on: August 05, 2011, 02:33:39 pm »
this thread is really helpful. :) I quit my job before looking for a new one kasi my previous job, which is nightshift, entails a lot of focus, kasi nagrereimburse kami ng pera. so kung inaantok antok ako dahil galing ako ng interview that same day eh yung job ko rin yung magssuffer. sobrang determined talaga ako this time na normal job or normal shift na yung hanapin ko kasi health ko na yung magsusuffer and I feel na mas effective/productive ako during the day (bilang naexperience ko rin naman magdayshift.)

actually, almost 3 weeks na kong naka-break. i know matagal tagal na rin na pahinga to. hehe. (sobrang stressful nung work at environment ng previous job ko, swear!) and medyo anxious ako baka itanong to during interviews. well, im making myself productive pa rin naman kahit nakabakasyon. salamat sa mga tips and pagsshare mga sis! keep 'em coming. magagamit ko to for sure dahil target ko talaga eh makahanap na ng work for this month  ;D

satumom

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #261 on: August 05, 2011, 02:41:37 pm »
im not currently looking for another job, just interested to know the questions and the right answers :)

swtgrl_bee

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #262 on: September 22, 2011, 10:47:24 pm »
apply ako new job tomorrow :) same industry though, dito ko nga pala nakuha yung answer sa tanong sa final interview ko nung first job ko 3 years ago :) Kaya super thankful ako sa thread na ito :D

domestic diva

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #263 on: October 01, 2011, 09:12:04 am »
Only noticed this thread now.  Gives you really great tips!

pink.sunshine

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #264 on: October 02, 2011, 06:39:01 pm »
nice thread. pwedeng reference. :)

e.viv

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #265 on: October 05, 2011, 03:13:50 am »
loving GT... sana nalaman ko na about GT when i was looking for a job. found some answers on the questions that i was not able to answer properly during my interview.

chasiderwin

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #266 on: October 05, 2011, 04:53:12 pm »
nice thread

IronLady

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #267 on: October 07, 2011, 04:28:00 pm »
hi mga sis! baka pwede nyo ko matulungan sa mga interview questions related sa graduate studies? 
how can you contribute to the society by earning a masters degree? how will you balance your school, work, social, personal life once you are admitted? whats your motivation and how do you plan to finish your masters degree (something to that effect, kasi mukhang pipigain ako kung balak ko ba talagang tapusin yung masters) sana may sumagot.:) anyways dito ko din nakuha yung mga sagot sa job interviews ko noon! helpful talaga!

luzeexeb523

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #268 on: October 15, 2011, 04:31:49 am »
sis ironlady, san mo balak magmasters?

IronLady

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #269 on: October 18, 2011, 06:11:59 am »
dlsu sis..

jowawie21

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #270 on: November 03, 2011, 05:17:12 pm »
Very informative thread! Nasa jobhunting mode ako ngayon. Hoping na makakuha na ng first ever job.

Hope you could help me,
1. what if ang tanong is if you are willing na ma - assign sa malayong lugar, as in sa isang isla ako iaassign?
 Personally kasi, yung totoo, ayoko at hindi pwede, Im planning kasi na mag - Masteral come June (the money na maeearn ko sana sa work e sa ipagMamasteral ko), tapos every 3 weeks e kelangan ko magpadentist (braces  ;D)? Pwede bang yun ang idahilan kung bakit ayaw mong tanggapin yung assignment sa malayo, na I would prefer na mas malapit sana so I can go home kahit every weekends? Or would that be a turndown kaagad kasi tumanggi kaagad ako?

2. At what if they ask kung bakit hindi ako nagattend ng trainings after I passed the board (nursing) ?
Medyo matagal na kasi.. February pa ako pumasa.. ang dahilan ko naman is nakakahiya na humingi ng budget sa parents ko for trainings, malaki na nga gastos sa aral.. tapos after passing, gastos na naman? pero, I dont think it would be an appropriate answer....

3. na - ask din ako bakit di man lang ako nagvolunteer sa hospital while waiting na makahanap ng work?
i dont want to share my answer when I was asked, kasi alam kong super mali.. pero ano sa tingin niyo magandang isagot pag natanong ulit sa akin yan? ang sa akin kasi, I dont want to spend time sa pagvovolunteer on which Id rather spend sa paghahanap ng trabaho kung saan kikita ako ng pera, pero hindi yan yung sinagot ko noon...

Thanks in advance mga Sis!  :D

clueless

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #271 on: November 04, 2011, 02:00:11 am »
^ what job/s are you applying for? my take:

1. depends on the job, that's why i asked. kasi if it's field work, say sales/med rep, you cant really choose your assignment diba? so di uubra yan. but your plan to take up post-graduate studies is a good answer. but what is your goal? what career path do you see for yourself. picture than muna and then set your priorities. some companies naman also give you privileges to come home every so often if they assign to someplace else. but if i were doing te interview ha, and puro no agad ang sagot mo sa mga ganitong questions, i would be turned off unless you can "justify" it, like for example you have a baby and you don't want to be away.

2. anong ginawa mo instead na kumuha ng training? yong mga training ba na yon eh makakatulong sana sa career mo? kasi kung walang budget ang parents, maybe you could have worked for it. nag work ka and saved up for the training. kung gusto may paraan, kung ayaw may dahilan.

3. you can say na you had to be practical. times are hard and you had to earn some money to help your parents out. possible to relate also to number 2.

again, i ask. ano bang gusto mo maging? from the answers you gave kasi, parang feeling ko hindi ka masyadong driven. some companies look for that eh, the drive to excel, to do what you have to do to get to where you want to go. parang di ko nakita yan sa mga points na binigay mo. but i could be wrong - baka na misunderstand ko.

missy16

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #272 on: December 17, 2011, 02:19:37 pm »
Two Thumbs up for this thread!

_gigles_

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #273 on: February 09, 2012, 02:53:17 pm »
when asked what is your expected salary do you tell exact how much or may range?

eeatrice

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #274 on: February 09, 2012, 04:18:44 pm »
sis based sa nabasa ko dito, what i tell is my expected salary is based on the annual benefit package, kapag nagtanong talaga sila ng specific amount, then i tell them i want an XX% increase in my net income.

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #275 on: February 09, 2012, 04:22:07 pm »
^sis what do you mean annual benefit package? is that based from your current job?

is it wrong ba to say a specific amount? sometimes kasi feeling ko oo cause I might be asking too high that it might turn them off or something?

clueless

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #276 on: February 09, 2012, 06:54:45 pm »
^ i give my expected net monthly salary. not a range, a specific figure. but i always follow that this is negotiable depending on the entire package.

it helps to know the industry average so you know if what if you are asking for is within the range for the position you are applying for or for your qualifications.

ishko

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #277 on: February 10, 2012, 04:46:00 pm »
pag tinanong kung bakit gusto mo lumipat ng ibang work, ano ang magandang sagot? ang totoo, gusto ko ng mas malaking sweldo (syempre) .. thanks

tifay

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #278 on: February 10, 2012, 06:30:02 pm »
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when asked what is your expected salary do you tell exact how much or may range?
me sis i give exact amount either same as my last salary or higher but not lower. sympre aim higher hehe  ;)

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pag tinanong kung bakit gusto mo lumipat ng ibang work, ano ang magandang sagot? ang totoo, gusto ko ng mas malaking sweldo (syempre) .. thanks
i was asked the same question once hehe i said i want to challenge/improve myself to a new/better working environment and to get to a more progressive position. pak! ;D
« Last Edit: February 10, 2012, 06:33:04 pm by tifay »

MGM13

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Re: Difficult Interview Questions and Winning Answers (part II)
« Reply #279 on: February 10, 2012, 06:40:47 pm »
Hello....

This thread would be of great help to me as I will be having my interview on Tuesday next week.

Hindi na ako sanay, It's been 2 yrs since my last interview. 2 years din kasi ako tambay because of my quest to have a baby pero no luck pa rin, so work na lang muna..  :)

 

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