3 ms·
>"o What’s the hardest you’ve ever worked on something? o How many hours were you working a week? o Why did you work so hard? Why did you care? o When were y
by peter_d_sherman 6y ago
>"o What’s the hardest you’ve ever worked on something?
o How many hours were you working a week?
o Why did you work so hard? Why did you care?
o When were you the most unmotivated in your life?
o What’s the thing you’re the most proud of?
o Do you think it was worth it?"
PDS: These are some great interview questions!
I would also add:
o Tell me what your future goals are?
o How do you think your future goals would/could relate to this company?"
o What do you think this company can do for you to help you achieve those goals?
o What do you think you can do for this company, to help us achieve our corporate goals?
Etc., etc. -- but the interviewer must first establish at least a little bit of trust, rapport, safety, etc., if they are to have any hope of an answer that contains a high percentage of candor, because after all, there is a potential job and there is a potential income at stake...
But, all in all, some great interview questions!
- handoflixue 6y agoo What’s the hardest you’ve ever worked on something? o How many hours were you working a week? If your work environment is routinely 60+ hour weeks, that's probably a useful pair of questions. As an interviewee, I'd definitely be taking those as a red flag that you expect a lopsided work-life balance.