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"To be honest, I've been focused on this current position and getting into this career that I haven't thought about where I want this career to take me. I would love to discuss potential options with a manager further down the line, but would like to focus on this position for now."
This question is similar to 'where do you see yourself in five years', but the interviewer wants to know how this position is good for you. Is this position a stepping stone into a director position you'd like one day, if so talk about how it will help you.
Prior to the interview you should think about why you want this position and how it will help you. If you're not sure what you want to do yet, that's okay. You can tell the interviewer that you are focusing on this position currently and if moving up in this field is something that seems interesting down the line, you'll talk to them.
"This position would help me gain experience for eventually becoming a director one day. I think it is important for directors to have experience in all positions that they supervise."

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This position will help me gain experience for eventually becoming a director one day. I think it's important for the directors to have experience in all fields they supervise.

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Great! It's evident that you're thinking about your own long-term professional development and how this role would fit into that.
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25 Questions & Answers • Recreation Workers
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