Account Manager Mock Interview
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Question 7 of 30
What do you know about our company?
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This is an important question because the interviewer wants to see drive and hunger on your side to work specifically for their company. They don't want to sense that you are desperate for any job. Make sure to do your research on the company prior to the interview so you know what it does, what kind of products it sells, who some of its larger customers are, etc. and why you will fit in well there.
"I researched your company online and am very excited about what I learned. First, I am happy that it's a larger company as I've always worked for bigger companies and feel very comfortable in that kind of atmosphere. I saw on LinkedIn that your employees spend time together at happy hours and raising money for charitable causes; I would love to be a part of this and believe I will fit into the company culture well. I'm also very familiar with the industry your company is in due to past work experience and personally use the products it sells."
Brittany Payne is a recruiter with over five years of experience interviewing and hiring hundreds of candidates.
"I know, based on my research, that your company is one of the largest in the industry. This company currently employs 2000 individuals and is looking to expand three additional locations by next year. Since being founded in 2009, your company has had impressive growth while challenging other leading competitors in the market. I am excited about the possibility of being a part of that future growth."
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