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Rameshjeee · 07-31-09, 05:08 PM

And one more important thing is that only put those things in resume which you know. Do not put unnecessary things. Most of the things which they ask in the interview is from the resume.

07-31-09, 05:11 PM

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Originally Posted by nandini

There's not a fixed set of answers for the questions asked in interviews.
My suggestion would be to strengthen your technical skills, work a bit on spoken english and you're through.

My god I am going to face walk-in tomorrow.

Reps + (pending)

I was just about to write the same. Dont prepare answers for common questions like "introduce yourself", "strengths", "weakness" etc. just be yourself.

nandini · 07-31-09, 05:24 PM

@saurav Thanks!!!

Yeah!!! just be yourself and don't feel shy while answering. Try to be a gentleman/gentlewomen.
If you don't know the answer, just tell the interviewer clearly and make them feel that you're eager to learn.

If interviewer tells something funny, don't resist yourself from smiling. No one likes a grim face.

If it's a technical interview, come up with some examples applicable in our daily lives. It'll give the interviewer an impression that you can relate things.

for more tips on interview tips...be innovative.

just4kix · 07-31-09, 05:28 PM

Wish you all the best. These are tough times.

nandini · 07-31-09, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by just4kix

Wish you all the best. These are tough times.

I had started feeling that the "those tough times" are over now.

just4kix · 07-31-09, 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by nandini

I had started feeling that the "those tough times" are over now.

Not yet. But hopefully soon.

Punch Farce · 07-31-09, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Luke Skywalker

I am always on the go. It is easier to intimidate one when you know him. Simple method is if he asked a question bombard him with answers but first go slow otherwise you will be thought lunatic.

Luke, Have you ever gotten a job offer with that strategy???

-F

p.s EOS means end of story I think.

Luke Skywalker · 07-31-09, 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by farce

Luke, Have you ever gotten a job offer with that strategy???

-F

p.s EOS means end of story I think.

I have got good marks in viva of lab. & good marks in interviews of colleges.

Punch Farce · 07-31-09, 10:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Luke Skywalker

I have got good marks in viva of lab. & good marks in interviews of colleges.

OK, It's different in school/college
In the real professional world it is not easy to intimidate the interviewer,
and it would also be counter productive to try to intimidate the interviewer.

-F

07-31-09, 11:23 PM

Has anyone been asked this question: "Why do you want to work with us?"

That really gets my goat...@Farce: you were asking me the other day...what gets my goat? this does.

I was asked this question by a potential employer who had contacted me after he had gone through my resume on naukri.com...I was thinking WTF...why are you even asking me this?..you approached me, I did not specifically apply for a job at your place.

Luke Skywalker · 07-31-09, 11:24 PM

Thanks uncle farce understood.

Punch Farce · 07-31-09, 11:42 PM

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Originally Posted by 18lama

Has anyone been asked this question: "Why do you want to work with us?"

That really gets my goat...@Farce: you were asking me the other day...what gets my goat? this does.

I was asked this question by a potential employer who had contacted me after he had gone through my resume on naukri.com...I was thinking WTF...why are you even asking me this?..you approached me, I did not specifically apply for a job at your place.

;-) yeah that was not applicable, I think he was probably
going through a list of standard questions he was supposed to ask.

-F

07-31-09, 11:55 PM

But that interviewer was not a regular HR recruiter...he was a senior Architect and the proprietor of his own firm...

nandini · 07-31-09, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by 18lama

But that interviewer was not a regular HR recruiter...he was a senior Architect and the proprietor of his own firm...

What kind of non technical questions do you expect from a technical guy?

08-01-09, 12:01 AM

^ hehe...you see when an Architect or an Interior Designer attain seniority they also suffer from bouts of absent mindedness. Generally this begins after the age of 30! I still have 3 years

This is true in 95% cases. May be that fellow was also going through the same.

panchabhut · 08-01-09, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by just4kix

God forbid that anyone of you faces me on the interview panel.

I would look forward to you facing me on the interview panel

08-05-09, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by farce

;-) yeah that was not applicable, I think he was probably going through a list of standard questions he was supposed to ask.

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