Interviews can be the toughest part of any job. Clearing an interview is a task at any age. Ironically, it is tougher for a HR executive. It puts the future recruiter on the 'hot seat' and he ends up answering questions that he usually asks candidates. As part of the Human Resource team of any company, the candidate is expected to be multi-faceted and very versatile. The HR department of a company handles all the manpower requirement of various operations, skilled and unskilled. It is this department that is primarily responsible for the smooth running of any business.
Some of the commonly asked questions to a HR executive are:
~ What is your philosophy towards your work?
~ List your strengths and shortcomings
~ What feed-back have you got about your work lately?
~ What do you know about this company?
~ Give an example that can be verified, about your ability to work under pressure?
~ Have you ever fired anyone? What were your feelings thereafter?
It is important for you not to sound rehearsed or pompous. The HR Manager interviewing you should be able to see a reflection of himself and his ability to contribute to the company in you. It is very essential to come across as confident and focused.
Some of the commonly asked questions to a HR executive are:
~ What is your philosophy towards your work?
~ List your strengths and shortcomings
~ What feed-back have you got about your work lately?
~ What do you know about this company?
~ Give an example that can be verified, about your ability to work under pressure?
~ Have you ever fired anyone? What were your feelings thereafter?
It is important for you not to sound rehearsed or pompous. The HR Manager interviewing you should be able to see a reflection of himself and his ability to contribute to the company in you. It is very essential to come across as confident and focused.