Popular Interview: Are you a leader or follower?

When an interviewer asks are you a leader or a follower, it might be tempting just to respond that you are a leader, since taking on responsibilities sounds like what a potential employer would want. However, a hiring manager is trying to see if you are versatile and willing to assume different roles based on what the company needs. It is important to talk about past experiences that show you display characteristics of both a leader and a follower.

The best way to answer "What can you offer us that someone else cannot". This is a thread. Retweet and tag your friends to help them too. There are three main things an interviewer is trying to learn with this question. They want to see how confident you are; they are testing your humility; and they are gauging how much you prepared for the interview.

"Why did you decide to work for this company? " (A thread)
When you walk into a professional interview, you will be asked a number of questions about your career and future intentions. The hiring manager may ask this question for a few reasons. He or she wants to know about your goals and If your professional plan fits the position. The hiring manager also wants to make sure that you’re genuinely interested in the job so that you’ll be motivated to perform.

How best to you answer the question "Tell me about yourself during a job interview" Most people ramble on about where they live, kids, likes/dislikes, but, remember, THIS IS A JOB INTERVIEW.
Here are the best ways to answer this question during a job interview. (Thread) While this is often among the first questions asked at the start of the interview, the goal of the interview is not to become best friends.The goal is to determine if you are a good fit for the job. Your goal is to avoid answers that give away personal information about yourself