What do you dislike about your current position?

Answer 1

For every negative, answer honestly, but give a reason you still take pride in what you do. Here are some examples for ways to answer What do you like the least about your current job:

• I work at a fast food establishment near a highway. I must admit, I don't like cleaning the urinals and toilets. However, I take pride in keeping the bathrooms clean because many travelers are on the road and need clean facilities.
• I must sit most of my day as a telemarketer. However, I really enjoy talking to people during my shift, and my co-workers and I practice some simple stretching exercises during our breaks.
• Well, the company where I worked last still kept mostly paper files, which I found can be overwhelming. But I learned I enjoy organizing. I developed an easy filing system, color-coded, which my boss really liked.
• I prefer spending some time with people each day. As an order packer, I didn't have much interaction with my peers. So I volunteered to mentor new employees, and I love it.

Remember that an interviewer is NOT really interested in hearing you list numerous negatives about another employer---in fact, if you only complain, that will make you look bad. Instead, they ask this to (1) gauge how well you will fit into a job and (b) how flexible are you and can you make lemonade from lemons--can you find a beneficial way to make a negative work for both you and your employer.

Answer 2

I don't have too many negative things to say about my current roles. Being in the operation field is very complex because I give support to the Entire Region. I am team player and expects for my team member to put in their contribution towards the team to ensure that the work gets done. I also believe in effective communication. It makes it hard when I try to follow up on an issue and there's no note pass along to the team.

Answer 3

You don't want to be too negative in answering this question. You could say there isn't a lot of room for promotion and the hours don't fit into your schedule.

Answer 4

i have lost touch with myself as a post graduate in English.my frustration surfaces whenever i go for it.

Answer 5

well I wouldn't know because I currently don't have a job now.

Answer 6

Employers want to know what you dislike about your job. They may be able to help you out with what you are having a hard time with.

Answer 7

There are a number of things someone may least like about their job. They may not like the amount they are paid for example.