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Question 15 of 24 for our Accounts Payable Clerk Mock Interview

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Question 15 of 24

Describe your most ideal work setting.

"I want to work in a setting that allows you to learn and grow"

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How to Answer: Describe your most ideal work setting.

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  • 15. Describe your most ideal work setting.

      How to Answer

      Before you answer this question, it is important to be aware of what your ideal work setting really is. The answer to this question is almost limitless - you can discuss your preferred company size, the type of company culture you are looking for, and you can add aspects of what you want personally like a work-life balance - you might not want to take your work home with you.



      Some examples of appropriate responses include: "I want to work in a setting that allows you to learn and grow"

      or

      "My ideal work setting is to be part of a team and collaborating with others"

      or

      "It is important for me to work in an environment that is positive and supportive. For me, positivity is key to a healthy workplace"

      Answer Example

      "I want to work in a setting that allows you to learn and grow"

      Anonymous Interview Answers with Professional Feedback

      Anonymous Answer

      "I want to work in a setting where I can be creative and bring simplifications and automation to the activities. Also, a place where I can grow and develop my career."

      Marcie's Feedback

      Great! Desiring to work someplace where there is growth and career development is definitely important, as is having the freedom to be creative and to optimize processes. What kind of creativity are you referring to as an accounts payable clerk? Can you talk more about this? Also, are there specific ways in which you hope to grow? If so, consider providing more details about this too. The more information you can provide, the more meaningful your answer will be to the interviewer.
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