interview question,,,

You are driving along in your car on a wild, stormy night. You pass
by a bus stop, and you see three people waiting for the bus:

1. An old lady who looks as if she is about to die.
2. An old friend who once saved your life.
3. The perfect man (or) woman you have been dreaming about.

Which one would you choose to offer a ride to, knowing that there

could only be one passenger in your car.

Think before you continue reading. This is a moral/ethical dilemma

that was once actually used as part of a job application.

You could pick up the old lady, because she is going to die, and
thus you should save her first; or you could take the old friend
because he once saved your life, and this would be the perfect
chance to pay him back. However, you may never be able to find

your perfect dream lover again.

The candidate who was hired (out of 200 applicants) had no trouble
coming up with his answer.

He simply answered: "I would give the car keys to my old friend, and

let him take the lady to the hospital. I would stay behind and wait for

the bus with the woman of my dreams."


Never forget to "Think Outside of the Box

In my GIM Interview ,I was asked , In what way have u created trouble for your company ....

I replied .. I have made my replacement a really difficult task ...

got me thru

regards

shailesh

hmmm... what's the safest answer for " Do you have a Girlfriend ? " , i was asked so many times and no matter what i replied i always ended up having an argument....
at GIM the professor got so annoyed by my global answers that he asked me " If I ask your name , would that also start with 'it depends ' ? "
got thru anyway
cheers
CS

Originally Posted by ch21599

hmmm... what's the safest answer for " Do you have a Girlfriend ? " , i was asked so many times and no matter what i replied i always ended up having an argument....
at GIM the professor got so annoyed by my global answers that he asked me " If I ask your name , would that also start with 'it depends ' ? "
got thru anyway
cheers
CS

If u have one.. say so, or else say u don't... but do remember to think on why or why don't u have a gf... too!

I am attachin a file containing hr quiestions
will be very beneficial for u guys...
regards

shailesh

one more file ragarding hr interview

In the MBA entrance interview how do I justify my decision to pursue the MBA programme?


When you are asked this for God's sake don't tell the panel that you are looking for a "challenging job in a good firm with lots of money, status and glamour". That is the first answer that most candidates think of. Unfortunately it is the last answer that will get you admission. In the answer to a direct question on this subject you must convey to the interview panel that you have made a rational and informed decision about your career choice and your intended course of higher study. There are broadly six areas which your answer could touch upon :

Career Objectives : You could talk about your career objectives and how the two year MBA programme will help you achieve them. This implies that you have a clear idea of what your career objectives are and how you wish to achieve them. For example you may want to be an entrepreneur and wish to set up your independent enterprise after doing your MBA and then working for a few years in a professionally managed company. You could explain to the panel that the MBA programme will provide you with the necessary inputs to help you run your business enterprise better. But then you must be clear about what the inputs you will receive in the MBA programme are.

Value Addition : That brings us to the second area that your answer should touch upon. What is the value you will add to yourself during your two year study of management. Value addition will essentially be in two forms knowledge and skills. Knowledge of the various areas of management e.g. marketing, finance, systems, HRD etc. and skills of analysis and communication. You will find it useful to talk to a few people who are either doing their MBA or have already done it. They will be able to give you a more detailed idea of what they gained from their MBA.

Background : Remember, there must be no inconsistency between your proposed study of management and your past subject of study or your past work experience. If you have studied commerce in college then management is a natural course of higher studies. If you are an engineer this is a tricky area. You must never say that by pursuing a career in management you will be wasting your engineering degree. Try and say that the MBA course and your engineering degree will help you do your job better in the company that you will join. But then you should be able to justify how your engineering qualification will help.

Opportunities and Rewards : You could also at this stage mention the opportunities that are opening up in organizations for management graduates. Highlight with examples. At the end you may mention that while monetary rewards are not everything they are also important and MBAs do get paid well. You must not mention these reasons as your primary motivators even if that may be the case.
__________________

Originally Posted by gaurav200x

If u have one.. say so, or else say u don't... but do remember to think on why or why don't u have a gf... too!

hmmm... why are the professor's interested in my love life ? neways i was in the middle of a break up at that time.. couldnt tell that to them.. could i ?

Originally Posted by ch21599

hmmm... why are the professor's interested in my love life ? neways i was in the middle of a break up at that time.. couldnt tell that to them.. could i ?

I think u should discuss these relationship problems with harsh jain , he is quite good at this ... quite an expert .. I think once u ppl were lucky enuff to have an informal interaction

regards
shailesh

hmmmmm.... andhon mein kaaana raja