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What other companies are you interviewing with?
This question is yet another tricky question and it always throws candidates in confusion. Why are they asking, and how much do they actually need to know? This question can be easily answered without thinking too long, , a smart response requires a careful balancing act but still remember, this is actually a lot trickier than it sounds, and how you answer this question can make or break the interview. There is no need to be nervous, instead you just need to be honest with your answer.
This question is yet another tricky question and it always throws candidates in confusion. Why are they asking, and how much do they actually need to know? This question can be easily answered without thinking too long, , a smart response requires a careful balancing act but still remember, this is actually a lot trickier than it sounds, and how you answer this question can make or break the interview. There is no need to be nervous, instead you just need to be honest with your answer.
Whether you’re interviewing with a couple of other
companies or you are in the first interview ever, don’t feel pressured
to share genuine information about your job hunt. Interviewers ask this
question because they want to gauge your interest in their role and
make sure that you’re as interested in the position as the company is in
hiring you.
Let's Take a Look at some secret Reason behind this question:
Let's Take a Look at some secret Reason behind this question:
The interviewer is trying to grab the following information about you.
- Are you serious about the industry and position?
- How marketable you are? If you are attracting a lot of
attention from other companies you will be perceived as quite
marketable.
- How focused are you with the company and the position they are offering?
- How many industry/ competitors are offering the same
position in the market? If there are a lot of available roles within a
particular industry they may need to offer more money to secure the best
candidate.
- How long have you been in the hiring process with other
companies? They can quickly make up the decision-making process on
their part if they believe in your potential and capability.
- How valuable and in-demand candidate are you ?
- They want to make sure they will be able to hire you before anyone else does.
- Avoid saying, “This is the only company I’m interviewing with.”
- Never try to be boastful about yourself by saying you
have never applied to any other company unless the company you are
interviewing with has approached to you directly through recruiter or
agency.
- Highlight why this position is a top choice for you unlike others.
- Ensure the interviewer knows that you are interested in the long-term potential for this position
- Highlight your excitement for this specific position.
- Avoid stating that this job is the only one you are considering.
- Mention that you are also applying in a different
position in the similar industry, but more interested in the position
they are offering. This highlights some critical abilities and skills
that you possess. Let them know you can handle a multi-task.
- Emphasize what you like about the company you’re interviewing with and why it is a top choice
Answer : Next week, I do have an interview,
with one of the reputed Company for ABC position. I would prefer to keep
confidential a name of this company for their privacy. But I can tell
you that, based on what I know, this opportunity is particularly
exciting for me because this position has exactly the challenges which
I’m looking further in my job role.
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