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Handle the difficult questions
Excerpted from From Here to There by Larry Stuenkel
These questions are similar to what you can expect during a real interview. Being prepared will enable you to think on your feet.

The suggested replies, excerpted from From Here to There by Larry Stuenkel, aren't intended to give you one correct answer. Rather, the answers should reflect your personal frame of reference, based on your motives, goals, work skills and aspirations. The replies are meant to stimulate your thinking, not to be memorized.

Q: Would you object to working for a woman?

Quick answer: "No problem."

This question could be death to an applicant in an interview. Questions that refer to women, race, religion or politics in business should not be discussed because nine out of ten times the applicant will lose, not knowing the biases of the hiring managers. An alternative answer would be: "No problem, I work with women on a daily basis in my current position."


Excerpted from From Here to There: Self-Paced Program for Transition in Employment (Fifth Edition), by Larry Stuenkel. Used with permission.



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