Core java interview Questions You'll Most Likely Be Asked (Second Edition)

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appointments that were only available during the same hours I
worked. Other than that, I am consistent in showing up to work
every day and on time. During rare occurrences of running a few
minutes late, I made sure to all and let my boss know, and then
even made up for it during lunch or end of day with the bosses’
permission.
Where did you hear about this position?
Answer:
This may seem like a simple question, but the answer can
actually speak volumes about you. If you were referred by a
friend or another employee who works for the company, this is a
great chance to mention your connection (if the person is in good
standing!). However, if you heard about it from somewhere like a
career fair or a work placement agency, you may want to focus
on how pleased you were to come across such a wonderful
opportunity.
As an example:
I heard about the position when a friend of mine sent it to me.
She thought it looked interesting and had heard good things
about the company. I don’t typically care too much about job ads
however when I read this one I was excited and very interested
and didn’t want to pass up the opportunity to apply.
Tell me anything else you’d like me to know when making
a hiring decision.
Answer:
This is a great opportunity for you to give a final sell of yourself to
the interviewer - use this time to remind the interviewer of why
you are qualified for the position, and what you can bring to the

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company that no one else can. Express your excitement for the
opportunity to work with a company pursuing X mission.
As an example:
If you hire me you will not be disappointed. I am excited at the
opportunity and eager to be able to help your company grow. My
skillset and experience seem to match the position perfectly. I’m
excited at the prospect of joining the team and seeing how I can
“bring solutions to the community” like your company mission
says!

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