Instead of giving a generic answer to this question, focus on showing the interviewer that you have thoroughly researched their company. For example, if you say you want to work for their company because they investigate healthcare fraud, that could apply to many other agencies. Instead, say that you want to work for their company because they have a reputation for closing more fraud cases than other similarly sized agencies and offering professional advancement to their employees.

When responding to this question, avoid saying that you want to work for their company because they pay more than other agencies or offer a more comprehensive benefits package. The interviewer will feel that you only want to work for their company for monetary reasons. Instead, describe your reason as aligning with the company's mission statement, reputation, or company culture.

"I want to work for your company because you are a customer-focused agency that believes in offering exceptional customer service. I also believe in putting my customers first while helping them when they become victims of fraud. With your stellar reputation and success rate, I cannot think of another agency I would rather work with."