1- Sales (Easy)

If There Were Problems at Previous Job:
Don't lie or complain about previous boss or coworkers. Say you are looking for greater opportunities to expand your skills, you want to work with others, you want to work on more than one project, etc.

If You're Simply Looking For a New Job:
Explain that you are looking for new opportunities to expand you experience and skillset. 'I think working here at your company would give me greater opportunities to grow and increase my skills.' 

Do:
Research the company, and learn the following attributes:

• What Industry are they in?
  
• Learn leadership team names- CEO, CFO, CTO, COO, etc...
• Learn what product or services they sell
• Learn the latest news related to that company
• Learn industry trends 
  
• State why you would be a good fit at this company

Don't Do:
Don’t fail to research the company, the worst thing possible is to think you’re interviewing for a different company, and say the wrong things. That's almost a guarantee you wont get the job.

Give a brief introduction about yourself, your family background, where you're from. Then share about your interests and career choice. You can mention where you studied, why you're interested in this field, and what motivates you.

Usually interviewers won't ask very personal questions, however, you never know. If you're asked to describe your family, be prepared to answer:

• Are you single?
• Are you're married?
• Do you have children?
• Do you live with your parents?

Asking about your family might help the company better understand your other obligations and priorities. If the subject is awkward for you to answer, just be truthful, but speak in general terms, e.g. 'No, I'm single,' 'Yes, I'm married,' 'I have a 2 children, ages 3 and 5 years old,' etc... 

If you have other work, you can answer:

• 'I'm currently working as a __ (job title)__, at __(job location or company name)__.'

If you are a student, you can answer:

• Finished: 'I just graduate from __(school name)__.'
• Not Finished: 'I'm still studying at __(school name)__.'

If you currently don't have work, you can answer:

• 'I'm currently in between jobs.'

If you currently have a job, answer honestly. You can answer:

• What you current job title and responsibilities are.
• What you like about your job:
  • It's very challenging.
  • I really like my coworkers.
  • I've learned a lot in that position.

Don't speak negatively about your current job, instead:

• Say what you wish could be improved
• Say what you hope your new job would be like.

You can mention the following:

• Your interests (hobbies), what you do in your free time
  • Travel
  • Reading or Learning
  • Movies, TV, Video Games
  • Sports
• Unique talents or skills that few people have
• Food that you like to eat

Think of what the job entails. Mention things you are good at that will help with the job, including:

Hard Skills:

• I am fluent in __(language)___.
• I am skilled at (programing language/software/industry skill)
• I have experience working on/with ___(what?)___.

Soft Skills:

• I have limited experience doing _______. However, I am motivated to learn whatever is needed to succeed in this job.
• I am:  punctual, a hard worker, creative, organized, confident in my ability to get the job done, a good team player.

This can be answered similar to the previous question:

• I’m motivated, self-disciplined
• I'm a good teamworker
• I have unique experience (anything that other people don’t have)
• Other positive character traits: organized, punctual, have an eye for detail, a fast learner, will do whatever it takes to succeed here, willing to try new things, etc.

Don't Do:

• Don't brag about how amazing you are. Try to be humble yet confident in your ability to help the company reach their goals. Employers don't like people who are arrogant and self-centered.