Think about what threatens you in the job market, and answer the question honestly.
Younger, eager entry level kids who will do your job for 1/2 the price?
Older more experienced employees who know the job inside out and can burn you in an instant?
Being under qualified for the job you're hiring into?
Those are all reasonable threats, but probably not ones you'd care to
share with the interviewer. I'd make up some BS about the economy being weak
and being concerned with the stability of my IRA and 401K.
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To formally reply to a residency interview invitation, write your reply in formal business style. It is a good idea to phone the person who contacted you for the interview and accept the invitation, unless the invitation was given directly to you on the phone and you accepted on the phone at the time.
I don't understand the question.
A letter accepting an interview does not have to be long. You just need to confirm that date, time, and location of the interview and thank the company for inviting you to interview with them.
The best way to reply is by highlighting your best skills that match the job. Demonstrate the difference you will make at the agency if they hired you.
You might learn how to use commas.
Individuals who bring unique perspectives or outlooks to the organization.
You can always reply to a compliment by saying thank you.
Some interviewers will ask you to state how your evaluation will read next year. Reply that your evaluation will reflect your dedication and hard work.
You should be prepared to answer this question honestly and thoroughly. Prepare for the interview by researching and reading about the company to gain background knowledge to help in answering questions such as this.