What are the best replies to the interview question 'where do you see yourself in the next 5 years'?
When you are interviewing for a new job, you may be asked a question like, “Where do you see yourself five years from now?” it can be hard to articulate where you would like to be in your career next year let alone five years down the road. But even when you do know, it's important to be careful how you respond. Search for your next Job opportunities in USA.This popular interview question helps interviewers and hiring managers get a sense of how your career goals align with the company's goals. It also helps them gauge whether you’re likely to have a long tenure at their company or if you’ll probably leave after just a few months or a year on the job.Questions about your future plans can be tricky to answer - you need to be honest in your response, but also keep it relevant to the job and industry. For example, don't share your five-year goal to publish a novel if you're interviewing for an accountant position.For example;“I’m also really passionate about the work I do and would love if there were opportunities for me down the line to also be able to mentor other employees or new recruits to be successful within this position, perhaps as a manager or supervisor.”“From the moment I read the job description for this position I was really excited about your company’s role in the community, and for this reason, am thrilled at the possibility of working with you for a long time. I’m very passionate about outreach and I’m looking forward to the opportunity to be heavily involved in this area.”“I’m glad you asked! One of the reasons that I applied to this company was because of your company’s reputation for helping with its employee’s career growth as well as providing advancement opportunities. Long term commitment from an employer is important to me because it creates a sense of belonging and really brings out my desire to “go to battle” for the company.”“I always take the time and effort to advance my career, skills, and knowledge. In five years, I plan to have acquired more in-depth knowledge of the company and industry. Those new skills will help me advance my career.”Follow these basic rules for responding to the question, “Where do you see yourself in five years?” and you should be golden!Keep your answer general.Stress your interest in a long-term career at the company.Demonstrate your enthusiasm for the job.Don’t lie.Learn more on Wrong Career Path. Also find Creating a Video Resume, Video Job Interview tips.
What are some interesting campus recruitment rejection stories?
Quora is for Muslims: Oh really…!!!This July, we were hiring some interns. There was a position for BTL Trainee. A girl had applied for that position, she had earlier worked with one of Big 4 & currently, she was doing M.B.A from a renowned institution.After a basic introduction, I asked her about online advertising platforms.She — Facebook, Instagram, Gmail, Google AdWords, WhatsApp Justdial etc.Me — Ever heard about Quora?(PS: I had just started quora by then)She — Oh, I think no. Maybe but I have forgotten.Me — I am giving a hint: It talks about religion, politics, boldly…….She (interrupted) — Sir, wait wait. I know it. It's an app for Muslims. Quora is related to Quran. Maybe in Arabic or Urdu. It's that. (Fully confident). They have to read it for 5-times a day from this app.I was speechless & actually got tumbled seeing her confidence level.My HR manager— Good. Heard about Balaji Viswanathan.She (giving confused look) — Yes he is Indian cricket player. Right.!!My HR — Alright, Who is Chief Minister of India?She — C.M of India, oh everybody knows him, “Narendra Modi”Me (in loud voice) — If Modi Ji is C.M India, then whose PM? And who is the president? Arvind Kejriwal?She — No No No, sorry my mistake. I was about to say that Arvind Kejriwal is C.M of India & Modi Ji is P.M of India & president, I don't remember but I know his face.My HR — You sure about C.M of India as Kejriwal. I repeat C.M of India. INDIA…!!She — Yes mam. 100%. Lock my answer.(KBC Confidence level: Mount Everest)Me — Then who is C.M of Delhi?She — I don't know. Enough of political things. Please ask something else.HR — But you have written newspaper reading as your hobby.She — Yes, I read other things except for politics.Me — Which is the parent company of WhatsApp or Instagram?She — It's Google, no Facebook. No, its Google only. Google play store.HR — Alright Priya Thank You Very Much.Man, She had 8.86 CGPA in the first-year MBA.Strange.Edit 1: Interview was longer than this. I mentioned only crisp.∆M
How to find out if I am banned from entering the US for 10 years ?
Yes, you are barred 'til 2021. The moment you left and the airline submitted the passenger manifest to the DHS, the computer matched your exit data to your entry data of 2008 and thus red flagged you. Just to clarify this: even if you had entered the United States in 1945 and there was no entry data for you to be found, you'd be red flagged. The only way not to trigger the bar is when the system can find a matching entry to the exit that is within the allocated time frame of the I-94. This is the most advanced entry-exit system on the planet. Your wife can fill out an I-130 about 9 months before the 10 years are up. This way you'll have your interview in Paris when your bar has been served. However, you'll need a really good story explaining why your wife didn't live with you in France. It's normal for happily married couples to live together. Apparently, your wife chooses her country over you, which is not a good sing for a consular officer who is in charge to determine if your marriage is bona fide. Just to be all inclusive, you could try to file an I-601 waiver to override the bar, but don't even try to do this without a waiver attorney. Bonne chance.
How does it feel to be jobless even after having graduated from top institutes of India?
I was jobless for 6 years by choice. I am from NIT Kurukshetra. I took a plunge in a notorious exam called Civil Service Exam. During that time CSE had 4 chances for a general category student.During first two attempts I didn't even manage to clear Prelim. It was during the 3rd attempt I managed to reach till interview somehow. But failed to be in the final merit list. By the time 4 yrs had already gone in a row. Somehow I mustered up the courage to appear in the final attempt. This time again I attended interview ... but finally BANG .... no name in the final merit list.Then followed the period of depression. I felt like guilty of committing some kind of cardinal sin. Most of my friends had already settled in their respective jobs like Banks, MNCs, Academics, etc.I had to start all over again at entry level jobs. My resume got rejected 99% of the times. Even any kind of reference didn't work.I was 28 yrs by the time. You can imagine the plight of a jobless man at that time.Even people used to say behind my back, "Jab aukaat nahi thhi Engineering karne ki toh kia hi kyun, ... BA hi kar lete." [Trans: "When you didn't have the acumen of going with Engineering, ..then why did you even do that .. you should have better enrolled in BA (Arts)"]But the remarkable aspect of CSE preparation was that it gave me an enormous stamina to deal with this miserable period of life.I started giving Chemistry tutions to Class XI & XII students to stay alive.But I wasn't satisfied and felt that void a big time.But from that point of life, ... I had left nothing to lose.It was a friend settled in Adelaide who came to my rescue. He advised me to apply for Australian immigration with whatever visa I was eligible for. There were only two ways to get the visa. Either by marrying someone there or applying for a student visa. I went for the latter. Got my student visa after some struggle. Took a loan for 1st sem fees.Reached there and worked day and night without looking back. I had to pay my fees, loan, survival, medical with whatever little I managed to earn. Had to learn the real art of passing the semester exams with whatever little I studied after back breaking labor of entire day.Last year, I got PR and succeeded to get my course done on time. Currently, working in a mine in Perth. I don't mind working hard.