’Why do you want this job?’ is a seemingly simple question, but one that candidates don’t always answer correctly. Newsletters Games Share a News Tip Featured ...

Why do you want this job? It may be convenient, high-paying, or a good career move, or it may be this is the only employer showing any interest in you. Hint: As interview answers go, these aren ...

Like the dreaded “Tell me about yourself,” the question, “Why are you interested in this position?” is sure to come up in an interview. And, even if it doesn't, if you want the job you ...

While the real answer to “Why do you want to work here?” may in fact be because they pay well or you want perks like free food or you simply need a job, ... #1 is especially important in giving them ...

The interviewer is looking for an answer that indicates you've thought about where you want to work -- that you're not just sending your resume to any company with a job opening.

When you put the shoe on the other foot you can see why the question "Why do you want to work here?" is inappropriate. It assumes that a job applicant who comes to a first interview has already ...

Why Do You Want This Job? It’s not uncommon for employers to ask your reasons for wanting their open position. Most of us know not to be too brutally honest i.e.

Navigating job interviews can be tricky, especially when asked why you're leaving your current position. Crafting a thoughtful response is crucial to making a positive impression.

Why Do You Want This Job? I read your job ad and I was excited about the combination of social media and community-building in this job. My sister worked here for several years and raved about ...