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HERE  SOME FREQUENTLY ASKED INTERVIEW QUESTIONS ARE POSTED MY KNOWING MANNER          When you are called for a personal  interview, many types of questions spring across your mind, especially if you are an inexperienced job seeker. Here are some tips on answering the most frequently asked questions in a personal interview: Tell me something about your self.  Go prepared for this question, as this is the most frequently asked question in the interview. Answer it covering your work experience, educational qualifications and a little information about your family background. Try to focus on key areas of your work while talking about your professional experience. This is an open ended question and can help you in taking the interview in which ever direction you want it to go. You should know where to put a full stop to provoke the desired question from the interviewer. Why does this role interest you? Or why have you applied for this job? Keep the focus of the answer to

Quick tips to answer the Personal Interview questions    As you go for a personal interview, always expect the question "Tell us something about yourself". Go prepared to answer it.    Understand the requirements of the role properly and keep your answer ready for "Why does this role interest you?"    To judge your stability in the personal interview, the interviewer might ask a direct question like "Why do you think should we take you?" Go prepared to answer it.    Prepare your answer to the question the interviewer might ask about your strengths and weaknesses in the interview. Take the word weaknesses as liberally as possible.    Analyze the qualities that you required to achieve something big. Talk your latest achievement in the interview. When asked about mistakes, mention the one from long past.    Never approach the interviewer as a "Job Beggar". Go as a "Problem Solver". Answer in positive when you are asked if yo