Big, popular companies like Google and Apple are known for
lots of things — like the perks, the pay, and the culture.
But they're also notorious for asking bizarre interview
questions.
Tomas Ondrejka explains in a recent blog post on
Kickresume.com that employers tend to throw curveballs like "One a scale
of one to 10, how weird are you?" to determine the job seeker's analytical
thinking skills; to see how the candidate reacts to something they did not
expect; and to figure out whether this person can think on their feet and
outside the box.
"Your answer doesn't have to be especially brilliant,
but it should be somehow creative," he writes. "Take your time to
think about it, but don't end up staring into the wall for a few minutes. Try
to highlight some of your strengths in your answer. Think of something that
wouldn't be a standard answer to the question. Make yourself easy to remember!
If you can't think of anything interesting, just say an honest answer. It is
much better than saying nothing."
Courtesy: Yahoo, Kickresume.
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