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Question 19 of 31 for our Sales Engineers Mock Interview

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Question 19 of 31

How would you describe the corporate culture of your previous company?

"The type of culture that I currently come from is based on independence and accountability. Although I really appreciate the accountability component, I am seeking a role that offers more teamwork-based opportunities. I can appreciate a lot of independence and have no problem operating very independently. However, I also believe that without bouncing ideas off of others, there's a tendency for people to start working in silos. This ultimately drives a wedge between people and creates unhealthy competition. From my research, I understand that the culture you foster is supportive and collaborative. That is something that I would love to be a part of."

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  • 19. How would you describe the corporate culture of your previous company?

      How to Answer

      The interviewer wants to hear about the type of corporate culture you come from and what type of culture you are looking for. In your answer, paint a clear picture so that the interviewer has enough information to gauge if this company is a cultural fit for you. Draw on your pre-interview research as well.

      Written by Ryan Brown on August 16th, 2021

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      "The type of culture that I currently come from is based on independence and accountability. Although I really appreciate the accountability component, I am seeking a role that offers more teamwork-based opportunities. I can appreciate a lot of independence and have no problem operating very independently. However, I also believe that without bouncing ideas off of others, there's a tendency for people to start working in silos. This ultimately drives a wedge between people and creates unhealthy competition. From my research, I understand that the culture you foster is supportive and collaborative. That is something that I would love to be a part of."

      Written by Ryan Brown on August 16th, 2021