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Overview: This paper published by Quintessential Careers discusses the common aspects of interviewing and the two types of interviews. The traditional job interview uses broad-based questions such as, ""Why do one want to work for this company,"" and the behavioral job interview is based on the theory that past performance is the best indicator of future behavior, and uses questions that probe specific past behaviors, such as: ""Tell me about an experience when one failed to achieve a goal."".
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