You want to keep this answer professional, not personal. Even if your dislike stems from incompatibility with co-workers or supervisors, do not go into detail about them. You do not want to be seen as someone who cannot get along with others.
This is becoming a common interview question. Its one be a little aware of. The interviewer is looking at what part of your role in the past job you enjoyed. This could be the problem solving and making things happen when many around you couldn't, it could be the working in a team and the sense of achievement you had getting the job done, or even the added responsibility of a manager passing work to you knowing that you'd get the job done. Its NOT the sickness pay you had or the down time where you didn't do anything or even Friday because there isn't work until Monday. These are just some I've heard as an interviewer. These are in fact answers you really stay away from as they bring a job rejection so quickly.
What you didn't like is much more difficult. This is because they are waiting to a degree for you to dislike something that you will be doing in the job you've applied for, therefore rejection. Pick things such as you didn't like leaving jobs part done and worked onto complete, this brings with it the sound of commitment, or you didnt like to let the team down so youd always put in the extra mile.
He likes music and relaxing, he doesn't like dancing because he isn't good at it. He obviously likes his job (being in the band) and his girlfriend Perrie Edwards from Little Mix.
Honestly. This is how you answer all questions in a job interview!You tell them what things you liked the most, then pick one thing you didn't like about the last job and explain why you didn't like that part.
He dislikes his job and feels that he is overworked. (Apex)
It depends on the persons likes and dislikes. If you like music, then maybe working as a music teahcer yould be a satisfying job. If you like cars, then maybe a car mechanic. The best job is the one you want.
...you don't know but you can guess. You should look at what are your stregths, abilities, likes and dislikes. Sometimes your parents can suggest you a good job, but don't completely rely on their suggestion.
An interview is when you are being asked various question on one thing or the other e.g one's perference i.e likes and dislikes. Moreover, this can be done face to face or through the phone.
I have worked with a cash register at my last job
I dislike my job , because it wasn't part of my career
There are many different types of pressures that a person could have experienced in their last job. Usually a person will talk about these problems with other people to resolve them.
Reading and getting job/life experience.
If you do not wish to answer honestly, then say something like "you wanted to develop your career and felt the change of job was necessary to your developmental experience".
Unless you are in a relationship with someone that has a musical background, job or famous it really has no direct bearing on a relationship. Music is a like or dislikes such as anything else. Music can be a powerful basis for conversation, whether gently contesting each other's likes and dislikes or discovering new music together. Many couples have a track they regard as 'our tune' that holds special memories for them.