Reference no: EM131158000

Module : Interviewing Skills and Self-Marketing

The purpose of this assessment is to research and create a list of common interview questions and answer these questions as you would answer them in an interview.

Assessment Description:
Search the Internet for 10 common interview questions that are both generic and pertinent to your field of study. Create a list of these questions and ensure that 5 questions out of the 10 are specific to your intended career or field of study. To search for general questions, use the keywords "common interview questions," "interview questions," or "tricky interview questions." In addition, search for questions specific to your field through the keywords "interview questions for __________," where "__________" represents your field of study. After you have identified the questions, envision yourself being asked these questions in an interview. Provide a suitable response to each question and provide links to the sources of the questions you have selected.

Submission Requirements:

Submit your answers in a MS Word document of the following specifications:
• Font: Arial, Size: 12 point
• Length: Three pages
• Line Spacing: Double

Evaluation Criteria:

The Research assessment will be evaluated using the following criteria:
• Did you research 10 common interview questions that are both generic and pertinent to your field of study?
• Did you create a list of these questions and ensure that 5 questions out of the 10 are specific to your intended career or field of study?
• Did you provide a suitable response to each question and provide links to the sources of the questions you have selected?
• Did your thoughts flow coherently?
• Did you meet the page length requirements?
• Did you adhere to APA standards for writing the assignment and citing sources?
• Did you adhere to Standard English grammar, spelling, and punctuation requirements?

Interview Question :
Your assignment should resemble this example. List the interview question, and begin answering your question directly below the listed question. For each question, remember to support your answer with facts and specific examples. An interview answer should always be more than one sentence; use this opportunity to showcase your previous work history and achievements. If the interviewer asks for a specific example, make sure your details are clear; do not ramble or offer insignificant details.