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Question 13 of 30

I'm interested in knowing more about the type of work you are seeking, and your ideal workplace culture. What is your ideal position at this time?

The type of culture you are looking for will vary based on your field and personality. However, every candidate is looking for a positive work environment and growth opportunities, so be sure to stress these aspects in your response. In regards to the position, think of three traits that get you excited about your ideal job. What work elements evoke happiness? Be sure to demonstrate to the interviewer how excited you are about this position.

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How to Answer: I'm interested in knowing more about the type of work you are seeking, and your ideal workplace culture. What is your ideal position at this time?

  • 13. I'm interested in knowing more about the type of work you are seeking, and your ideal workplace culture. What is your ideal position at this time?

      How to Answer

      The type of culture you are looking for will vary based on your field and personality. However, every candidate is looking for a positive work environment and growth opportunities, so be sure to stress these aspects in your response. In regards to the position, think of three traits that get you excited about your ideal job. What work elements evoke happiness? Be sure to demonstrate to the interviewer how excited you are about this position.

      Answer Example

      "Ideally, I am seeking a role that offers a positive work environment with room for growth through challenging projects and continued training. I work best in a positive team environment where employees are respected and given some form of autonomy."

      Admin

      "I am looking for a role to which I can contribute value. An organization with a culture where administrative associates feel valued and appreciated. I'm passionate about working within a culture where people are recognized, ideas are celebrated, and innovation is happening all around you."

      Manager

      "My ideal workplace is somewhere that challenges me, allows for growth, and just somewhere I look forward to being, day in and out. So many hours are spent at work, that I want to make sure I'm a good culture fit for the rest of my team, and they for me."

      Marketing

      "I am looking for a business that I believe in, with people who believe in what they're doing. Culture is essential to me, and I seek a company that values its people enough to go out on a limb for them. In a position, I'm looking for growth opportunities in the marketing department. I want a hand not only in execution but also planning the strategies and promotions."

      Retail

      "My dream workplace is comprised of a great team, selling solid products that I can stand behind with pride, and a place that values me as an employee and leader, and takes steps to nurture my growth."

      Sales

      "As far as my dream sales position, it's a team-oriented, sales position that pushes me daily and inspires me to stay on my toes, learn, and grow. I love a fast-pace and a collaborative team, and from looking at the entire section online dedicated to team culture and employee happiness, it's certainly super compelling and something I want to see for myself!"

      Teacher

      "My ideal workplace is with a school and faculty that encourages collaboration, praises dedication, and fosters a safe learning environment for all."

      Anonymous Interview Answers with Professional Feedback

      Anonymous Answer

      "I want to work for a company where the employees feel valued and appreciated. I want them to feel that their world is celebrated and appreciated. Also, as I mentioned before, open feedback and open working culture are important to me."

      Rachelle's Feedback

      It may feel like semantics; however, statements such as 'as I mentioned before' or 'like I said' are psychologically harmful statements in business. I have reworded, below.
      "My dream position is working for a company where employees feel valued and appreciated, and where diversity and inclusion are celebrated topics. Ideally, this is in a leadership opportunity where I can apply my social leadership skills."
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