Teacher Job Interview Questions
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• A student is doing poorly in class. The student tells you that you are the poorest teacher he/she has ever met. What would you do?
• If there were absolutely no restrictions placed upon you, what would you most want to do in life?
Mr. Sweeny writes:
Imagine… the phone rings and you rush to pick it up. You quickly discover you’ve been chosen to interview for an amazing job you’ve been dreaming about for years.
You’re so excited you can hardly contain yourself. You can’t believe they’ve selected YOU to interview for this dream position.
As you start to calm down and catch your breath, reality rears its ugly head…
…it’s only a job interview.
Your heart sinks and another depressing thought suddenly washes over you…
How in the world are you going to beat out ALL the stiff competition scheduled to interview for “your” dream job?
If you don’t stand out like Donald Trump at a local job fair… if you can’t clearly show why you’re so special and unique… if you don’t grab the hiring manager’s undivided attention during the job interview… then you’re almost certain to lose this job to a competitor with more experience or a stronger resume.
Haircuts, handshakes, fashionable clothes and an attractive smile aren’t enough.
But what is?
How can you stand out from all the other applicants during the job interview process?
How can you do this so effectively that an employer feels compelled to hire you for fear of losing you to another company?
You see, landing your dream job has nothing to do with memorizing twenty-one of the most popular interview questions from that “ace the job interview” book you just read.
Everyone prepares for the job interview this way. You’ll ALWAYS be on a level playing field at best, even when you think you’re so prepared.
The “million dollar question” remains the same: “How can I RISE above all the other applicants once I’ve landed the job interview?”
Click here to discover how to rise above all other applicants on your next job interview
By Terri Adams
http://www.ACEtheCSET.com
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