Interview practice
Common interview questions to practise out loud before the real thing. The classics, the behavioural ones, and the questions people usually fumble.
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Questions from this deck
Tell me about yourself.
Why do you want this job?
Why do you want to work here specifically?
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Decks like this one
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Riddles
Riddles with the answers on the back of each card. Tap to flip. A few are quick, most take a bit of working out, and they are all fine to read aloud in the car.
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36 Questions to Fall in Love
The 36 questions from Arthur Aron's 1997 study on closeness, in the original order. Three sets that get more personal as you go. Answer them properly and do not rush.
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Tell me...
Questions that get people telling stories instead of giving one word answers. Tell me about the time, the place, the person you have never mentioned.
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Spicy
Spicy questions to ask your partner, for couples who are past being shy about it. What you want more of, what you have never said out loud, and what you would try. 16+.
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Would you rather?
Would you rather questions where neither option is any good. The fun is watching someone defend the answer they just picked.
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No Filter
Taboo questions for people who do not offend easily. Dark, blunt, and the sort of thing you would only ask people you trust. 16+.
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General Knowledge: History and Geography (Medium)
History and geography quiz questions pitched at pub quiz difficulty. Empires and revolutions, rivers and mountain ranges, and the borders that moved last century.
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General Knowledge: Technology and Business (Easy)
Easy technology and business quiz questions with the answers on the back. Household brands, the phone in your pocket, and the people who started the big companies.