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Complete List of Behavioral Interview Questions
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Complete List of Behavioral Interview Questions

Careers & Jobs – Behavioral Interviewing, a style of interviewing that is increasing in popularity due to its effectiveness, can be an intimidating activity. We have assembled an exhaustive list of sample behavioral interview questions. This guide is intended to help job seekers and interviewers alike in their preparation for their upcoming interview.

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Good list, unlike most emurse.com posts, this one is more of a reference than a normal article.

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It started off as more of an article, combined with the "how to answer behavioral interview questions" post.. it was just, well, too long ;)

It's a monster list of interview questions.

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Sure glad I am retired. No wonder the unemployment rate is so high. I bet migrant farm workers from wherever do not have go through that kind of interrogation to plant spinach. I know I'll never work again if I have to jump through all these hoops to get another job.

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"Would you walk two miles to the nearest portable toilet while picking spinach at one cent per bunch piece work or just take a dump right there in the field?"

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There's something pathetic about able bodied "retired" folks.

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Time to give that know it all, self righteous boss the same treatment. Better yet...tell that self indignatious boss to do it without our help. Stop letting them get over.

Yeah yeah... I'm sure there is some suck up out there that will gladly pucker up for another shot. For these kiss ups there simply is nothing that is too low for them to stoop to. WAKE UP and stop selling yourself short.

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question 22: if you pee your pants on the job, will you tell your coworkers or suffer in silence?

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The one that got me was...."Would you rather have sex with a goat or a duck?"

Guess that one tests decision making skills?

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Male or female goat?

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Damn! Another decision making question!

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These questions are not easy to answer and they are downright biased towards people with little workplace experience.

If you are applying to a management job and you have little experience managing things, how are you supposed to answer these types of questions?

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"These questions are not easy to answer..."

Sure they are. Just take the goat and look between its hind legs.

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Is that a football metaphor?

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How come there are not any answers to the questions. I always answer the questions with what I think they want to hear. Funny, how much they expect of a job they only want to pay $5.00

I have noticed there is no salary in a lot of posted job openings.

How do people know if they are interested at all? This is another dream of business to get people to work for free.

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"I always answer the questions with what I think they want to hear."

No wonder you're lookin' for a $5. an hour job.

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