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zubby29:
thank you for this write-up. I did exactly what you said here a week ago when I went for an interview but 1 of d director said I should start with my primary school qlf tru university when answering the question I was shocked. it's all about favor wen job hunting. though I got d bcozbcozbcozthe I quickly read him and what he wanted. one secret I have learned from interviews is don't make dem allow you to be nervous. make dem feel u r ahead of dem in dat field

This is so true. Just this Monday I was in an interview and after the "tell me about yourself" thing, I was asked what can I offer the organization? The question was so direct and at

Good one. But answering that question depends on the position you applied for.

For instance, you applied for Sales Rep and you're asked "tell us about yourself."

Let see the likely response...

I'm Goodnews Brown with a degree in marketing.

I'm self motivated: set goals for myself and work towards them to ensure I achieve at least 99% if not all. It's through that man makes significant progress.

And that's number 1 thing in sales and marketing.

What're the strategies needed to get to my potential buyers?

How do I retain them and win their hearts?

These are some of the questions I work on when implementing sales.

I can go on and on

One good thing about this is that you'll be able to indirectly shift the point of question to something you know better. That's one.

Second, your potential employer will be anxious to know how you'll add value to his company.

Remember, he's not 100% interested in your degree at the point of interview, rather your ability and zeal to turn around his company positively.

Things to avoid while answering question like this:

Don't dwell too much on your academics or interests. He's already gone through your cv.

Don't look down. if they're up to five or more, once you start talking, look into the eyes of each of them at intervals. Don't ignore any of them.

adesewa4uyahoo:
#teamselfemployed..... I hate interviews ehn....

I used to, but not until I studied all the interview threads on nairaland, and prepared my cv very well and prepared my answers to all the questions, memorized everything, then went for diamond bank interview. Guess what, I passed and am now a diamond bank staff.
Customer service

Bazinga:


I used to, but not until I studied all the interview threads on nairaland, and prepared my cv very well and prepared my answers to all the questions, memorized everything, then went for diamond bank interview. Guess what, I passed and am now a diamond bank staff.
Customer service

awww that's cool... Nairaland is a good site.... Don't mind me I just feel these employers are sometimes partial ni..

You just come scatter my head say u the give me interview tips

GoldenJAT:
the question wasn't answered!!...Op was just beating around d bush... rules differ from organization 2 organisation.

You are on point bro. The Op was really beating around the bush. I was expecting to read a straigth forward answer.

Tajbol4splend:


Gracias!

How can u quote a long text only for you to write just less than 8 letters word?

Hummm. Isorit.

GindoX:


How can u quote a long text only for you to write just less than 8 letters word?

Unless I don't get ya, you actually want me to write a textbook to show my gratitude?

Bro i see uuu

zubby29:
thank you for this write-up. I did exactly what you said here a week ago when I went for an interview but 1 of d director said I should start with my primary school qlf tru university when answering the question I was shocked. it's all about favor wen job hunting. though I got d job bcoz I quickly read him and what he wanted. one secret I have learned from interviews is don't make dem allow you to be nervous. make dem feel u r ahead of dem in dat field

congratulations!!! How has your new job being?

Copy-and-paste error.

Yehman:
OK naa.
Where do you see yourself in 5 years time?

CEO of the company.