How To Answer "Why Should We Hire You?" Interview Question?

@Sahithi Pallavi • 03 Jan, 2011 Well, I may not be able to say exactly why should you hire me but I could definitely say how I could strive for the company. I enjoy doing work, passionate about learning new things and adaptable. I believe everybody does this. But the race is about how fast you do that and I can assure you that I can do it in best way.
Just give me chance, I will prove it! 😀

@Sahithi Pallavi • 04 Jan, 2011

sahithi pallavi

Well, I may not be able to say exactly why should you hire me but I could definitely say how I could strive for the company. I enjoy doing work, passionate about learning new things and adaptable. I believe everybody does this. But the race is about how fast you do that and I can assure you that I can do it in best way.
Just give me chance, I will prove it! 😀

Won't work?? 😔

@shreyasm89 • 04 Jan, 2011 Sir, I am a very passionate person not only about work, but life in general. Whatever work I do I intend to do my best in it and try to achieve best results. My career goals are pretty much in line with the profile your company has offered and as a result I will be highly enthusiastic as well as motivated to accomplish the expected performance by the company.
What say?

@Kaustubh Katdare • 04 Jan, 2011 • 1 like Updating reserved space:

A typical interviewer would love to hear the summary of positive points you've mentioned (your skills, knowledge, passion for subjects/technology, experience etc.) through your answer. Be humble and say "I believe I've performed well through the interview so far however I could have been better. (Use your own judgment while saying that!). It'd be my pride to work with your organization and I'll try my best handle the responsibilities and tasks allotted to me. I believe that with my current knowledge of <technologies or tools > I can get started and pick up new things on the job."

Of course you should NOT repeat this verbatim in interview and use your own answer. Just don't make suggestions to the Interviewer like "I am the best for the job" or "I am better than others" or "I'm perfect for the job". Say what you believe and let the Interviewers make the decision.

@Sahithi Pallavi • 05 Jan, 2011 Come On CEans, Answer Quickly!
We are waiting for the suggestions/Feedback 😀

@narayana murthy • 07 Jan, 2011 well sir,
i believe i am the exact person for whom your choosing as we all think to place our company at first place i am a person who thinks always to keep my effort on my work so i can assure you that i am fit for the job
i believe i had good communication and leadership skills with challenging spirit to solve the problems occurs before me
if you expect me an example i can give you


hey ce'ans this is my answer correct me if i had any mistakes

@Saandeep Sreerambatla • 07 Jan, 2011 My answer , I dont recollect it perfectly but this is the summary of my answer.

Q: Why should we hire you?

A: Well, I am good at communication skills, and I am a quick learner. I am passionate about computers (this is lie) and technologies (again lie). I have a positive approach , so whatever the situation it is I think and I am sure that I will come out of it.!!

Next Q: Tell me what you know about computers?
This was an unexpected question , however I have answered this saying all about it what I know.

Next Q: What technologies you know?
I only know the names of Java, Dot Net thats at not even Cobol or pascal.

But , he selected me on that day though.

@narayana murthy • 07 Jan, 2011 i am not shocked with your interview and your appointment because just yesterday my college tnp sir told most of the interviewers check our skills but not the exact qualifications and grades or aggregates just 25% ask about aggregate others ask about skills we had
anyway tnp means training and placement cell

@durga ch • 07 Jan, 2011 umm

my profile suits the role you posted as vacant :-|.

@Sahithi Pallavi • 07 Jan, 2011

English-Scared

My answer , I dont recollect it perfectly but this is the summary of my answer.

Q: Why should we hire you?

A: Well, I am good at communication skills, and I am a quick learner. I am passionate about computers (this is lie) and technologies (again lie). I have a positive approach , so whatever the situation it is I think and I am sure that I will come out of it.!!

Next Q: Tell me what you know about computers?
This was an unexpected question , however I have answered this saying all about it what I know.

Next Q: What technologies you know?
I only know the names of Java, Dot Net thats at not even Cobol or pascal.

But , he selected me on that day though.

hmm, What happens if they ask questions on Java or .Net?

@Saandeep Sreerambatla • 07 Jan, 2011 I would just say,

JAVA = J A V A , I mean I would have just spelled them.

Actually I said I know those technologies by names and the question was also the same.

I guess I have confused you guys,.

@Ankita Katdare • 08 Jan, 2011 Do you mean they will select you if you give that reply?

@Saandeep Sreerambatla • 08 Jan, 2011

AbraKaDabra

Do you mean they will select you if you give that reply?

No not at all, actually the question was what you know by names literally, not by coding or understanding perspective.

I was a fresher by then and only questions on C are to be asked.

@Kaustubh Katdare • 08 Jan, 2011 Updated my earlier reserved post. 😀

@Sahithi Pallavi • 10 Jan, 2011

The_Big_K

Updating reserved space:

A typical interviewer would love to hear the summary of positive points you've mentioned (your skills, knowledge, passion for subjects/technology, experience etc.) through your answer. Be humble and say "I believe I've performed well through the interview so far however I could have been better. (Use your own judgment while saying that!). It'd be my pride to work with your organization and I'll try my best handle the responsibilities and tasks allotted to me. I believe that with my current knowledge of <technologies or tools > I can get started and pick up new things on the job."

Of course you should NOT repeat this verbatim in interview and use your own answer. Just don't make suggestions to the Interviewer like "I am the best for the job" or "I am better than others" or "I'm perfect for the job". Say what you believe and let the Interviewers make the decision.

Thanks for your Suggestion 😀
Will follow!

@Somi • 17 Jan, 2011 I found this reply in a site...

why you should't hire me sir? i have all the qualities that your company expect.

I personally found it quite impressive.Just the right dose of confidence.

@Kaustubh Katdare • 17 Jan, 2011

Somi

I found this reply in a site...

why you should't hire me sir? i have all the qualities that your company expect.

I personally found it quite impressive.Just the right dose of confidence.

How would a candidate know what the hiring company is expecting? I'd consider it as over-confidence.

@narayana murthy • 20 Jan, 2011 @somi how can you consider yourself as you had all the qualities
no will have all the qualities
its impossible

@optimystix • 21 Jan, 2011

narayana murthy

@somi how can you consider yourself as you had all the qualities
no will have all the qualities
its impossible

and isn't your own answer assertive enough ?
guess you read the point that biggie made..

Just don't make suggestions to the Interviewer like "I am the best for the job" or "I am better than others" or "I'm perfect for the job".

@Somi • 22 Jan, 2011 Well see the company has given an advertisement stating its eligibility criteria.So if a candidate has the required qualifications and has been able to answer the questions asked in the intervies then he is right in saying that what your company wants i have those criteria, then why NOT me?

@narayana murthy • 22 Jan, 2011 @somi:in my view company needed only some mandatory qualities not all the qualities
if you say as i had all the qualities they test your qualities by speaking to you so if you dont any quality as you said above that may be more dangerous
so i believe as it will not better and i also believe mentioning qualities you had will better than saying i had all the qualities your company needed

@CEans:correct me if i am wrong

@ece_er9 • 30 Jan, 2011 because you need an employee and i need a job...

@Kaustubh Katdare • 30 Jan, 2011

ece_er9

because you need an employee and i need a job...

...the focus is on the word 'you' If the recruiters were to hire just for the sake of having employees - they'd hire any average Joe without even interviewing him.

Got the point? Don't use that response in interview.