Top 10 HR Interview Questions and How to Answer Them

You are sitting within a mix range of feelings, from excitement to nerve-wracking anxiety if you have an interview coming up.

But… worry not! What an interviewer may ask is up to them, but you can always have the best formulated answers in hand — concise and convincing.

We at CoachR have researched and settled on a set of questions that you will most likely encounter in your interview. With these, we’ve added answer templates that can guide you to shape your responses.

Remember, it’s not only about what you say, but also how you say it.

Here are the top 10 questions you MUST go through:

1. Introduce me to you

I'm [Your Name]. I hail from [place]. I hold an MBA or postgraduate degree in [stream]. I possess a [Your Field/Industry] background with [X years] of experience...

2. What are your major skills?

I hold a set of skills significant to this role. My analytical ability helps solve complex problems, and my communication skills allow me to collaborate effectively...

3. Why do we want to hire you?

A solid combination of proven results and flexible skills enables me to deliver success regardless of industry or role...

4. What are your major strengths?

My strengths include flexibility, communication, and problem-solving...

5. What are your major weaknesses?

I tend to over-commit. To improve, I learned to delegate and trust teammates...

6. What are your major achievements?

At ABC Company, I rebuilt a strategic plan that increased productivity by 25%...

7. What are your educational qualifications?

I hold a [highest degree] from [institution] and additional certifications...

8. Why are you leaving your current job?

I seek new challenges aligned with my long-term goals...

9. Where do you see yourself in the future?

In five years, I see growth and responsibility. In ten years, I see leadership...

10. What are you looking for in a job?

I seek growth, teamwork, learning, and meaningful impact...

These questions can guide you toward interview success. Focus on pronunciation and confidence to appear well-versed.

You may browse through more questions on our website to prepare and ace your interview. (redirect to Blog 13)