No matter how well you prepare yourself for an interview, some of the questions asked by interviewers can rattle your composure and trun you into a bundle of nerves.
So preparing for some common but tricky questions at interviews will help you avoid being left spechless...
Trick questions
Here are some faourite tough questions that interviewers like to ask:
- Why do you want to work here?
- Describe for us your ethics.
- Why are manhole covers round?
- Tell me how you handled a confrontation with a co-worker.
- What went wrong in your last job, then?
- Describe a situation in which your work was criticised
- Tell us about the last time you lost your temper
- If you were the boss, what would change about this company?
- Tell us your five best - and worst - faults
- Exactly what do you think of the product in front of you?
There is little worse than a bad boss.I rrespective of personal preferences,working under the wrong boss could well mean sleepless nights, tortuous days, and a general sense of despair.
These are some advice being able to seize up your new boss during the interview process can help in deciding whether you should accept the job.
- Be true to yourself
- Beware the self-publicist
- Does he listen to you?
- How does he make decision?
- What is his ( and the company's) approach to development?
Everyone come to Singapore is must go there for a reason but you all never notice that place.
At ICA building, ICA Gallery.All of the fake documents they seized are Displayed permanently for all visitors of ICA.That including our RIT fake certificates and GTI fake certificates. See becareful.......
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Joke from TODAY news paper,because all of our people face that kind of problem at least once in Singapore.
"Now,even the long-winded standardsof other civil service departments,IRAS phone operator system takes some beatings.
When I call I pressed 1 for English.
Then I had to press another number if I wanted to discuss my Income Tax Return.
Press 4 if you need another PIN number.
Press 6 if you have no idea what a SingPas is and believe that we just made it up.
Press 3 if you are wearing blue underwear.
Press 8 if you think we should have called ourselves the Authority for Revenue in Singapore.
Sane people will agree that we just want a real human voice at the end of the line.
We don't want options or roborts, we just want real voices.We will doggedly press every number on the phone until we finally hear the magic words,"please hold while we connect you to our customer service operator."
ButI was denied even that privilege by IRAS.
By the time my aching thumb had pinned down the exact department I was looking for,the phone rang for three seconds before the robotic voice returned and said ; "There is no one available to take your call.Please call back later.Goodbye."
And the robot hung up on me!
After 10 minutes of number pressing , I couldn't even leave a massage. I had to start all over again."
He is a writer of TODAY newspaper.His name is Neil Humphreys.
I copy from his article from Voices column.
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Olympus E-330 digital SLR
Olympus has tried to differentiate its E-series digital single lens reflex (dSLRs) range with new generation lenses and a sensor dust reduction system.
The latest feature is the Live View LCD screen on the new E-330 dSLR camera body (7.5 megapixels), which lets you frame images on the LCD screen rather than look through the small viewfinder.
dSLR purists will scream heresy, but let's face it, most people are accustomed to shooting with their compact digicams at an arm's length.
The E-330's LCD screen can pop out from the body and tilt upwards or downwards.
If you love shooting crowds from a high angle, or crawling on your belly to shoot sleeping cats, this will definitely come in useful. It also makes shooting extreme close-ups of subjects easier as you can fine-tune the focus when the screen image is magnified by 10 times.
But the idea needs some more work.
You may change the colour temperature and exposure, but the LCD does not actively reflect the changes. Neither does it allow self-portraits like some compact cameras.
And ultimately, a dSLR is not light (E-330 is 550g), so holding it away from the body can introduce more handshake and hence blurry pictures.
VERDICT: Live View LCD is nice to have in a dSLR, but is limited in real-world use. The camera itself is very competent.
1.Eat Less
2.Have four to five servings of fruits and vegetable a day
3.Go for basic medical check-up
4.Do resistance exercises
5.Quit smoking
6.Mediate
7.Drive more slowly
8.Read
9.Spend quality time with your family
10.Be more gracious
Only the good feel guilty...
Bad people don't feel guilty , they are too busy being bad.Good pople guilty because they are good and they feel have done wrong, let somebody down, made a mistake or screwed up somewhere.
Good people have a conscience.Bad people don't.If you fell guilty, that's good sign.It showsyou are on the track.But you have to know how to deal with it, because guilt is a terribly selfish emotion.It is wasteful and pointless.
Yes , we all make mistakes.We all screw up from time to time.We don't always do 'the right things.'