Job Interview Question & Answer: What Is Your Greatest Fear? |
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How to Answer the Question:
Talk about professional and career-oriented fears only during a job interview. If possible, mention something to show you in a positive light, like how you’re afraid your talents and professional strengths may be underutilized in the work environment. This is an important opportunity to sell yourself during the hiring process. Keep your answers short and professional.
Do not discuss your irrational fear of clowns or your fears about the socio-political environment facing the U.S. Do not mention fears about getting caught doing something illegal or unethical. Do not give the interviewer any cause to fear hiring you. Avoid discussions involving psychology or philosophy. The answer to this question should involve neither your moral compass nor religious beliefs.
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I always answer this question truthfully and I say my greatest fear is failure. I never want to fail and I am always scared of doing so. I think is what a lot of people say when asked this question at an interview.
June 15th, 2011 at 8:03 amworst respone ever^ that is the one that sends up a red flag as a bogus answer with every HR person.
August 1st, 2011 at 1:38 pmAlso, fearing to fail means fearing to take chances. If you don’t take chances, you can never gloriously over achieve.
Good responce^
August 4th, 2011 at 5:13 pmMy biggest fear is if my talents go unrecognized, unpraised or even uncriticized, i wouldnt know if i was doing the job right in the first place
MY TALENTS AND SKILLS
September 2nd, 2011 at 11:07 amAreerata Sudhasirikul
My greatest fear is I have to alive and die after my brother and sister. They both look very strong outside. Their hearts are so weak.
August 16th, 2011 at 6:24 am