How do you answer 'What are your expectations from the company' in a job interview?

Answer 1

I would like to expect your company will create an environment where I will grow within the organization. I also hope that you company will be open to my contributions so that I may become a valued member of your team.

Answer 2

The best way to answer this type of question is to frame your response as if you were already part of the company team. The key word here is "team," because you want to convey the strength of your ability to achieve team or company goals and fit within the company culture. In this regard, please do not reply that you're expecting a certain compensation, benefits, or work schedule. Responses to this question could include the following:

(1) you anticipate challenging projects; (2) you expect to contribute as a company team player; (3) you would expect to align your individual goals with the company vision or goals

What's not important to include is a scripted response to the interview. Through company research and self-assessment, you will be able to authentically and distinctively respond to the questions in the interview. You should be sitting in the interview because you recognize how well the company, and the company's career path, can impact your steps to reaching your Career Vision.

Another Answer:

My expectation: to work in a well set up, healthy environment with a clear vision, mission, and goals. To be able to contribute positively along with team members, using the best business practices to minimize unnecessary waste, and to increase efficiency through clarity of the job tasks.

Another Answer:

The key word here is "team," because you want to convey the strength of your ability to achieve team or company goals and fit within the company culture.

Answer 3

• The employer wants to know what they can offer YOU. After you've told what you can do for the company, the company wants to know what can be done for you. Do you want to work alone? In a team setting? Do you want to be motivated? Do want to work upstairs/downstairs? They basically want to know what expectations you have from the company during your time there. If your expectations are odd or unreasonable, then you probably won't get hired.

• You should say something like 'good communication and honesty'. I like it when people are upfront with me about expectations and job duties. I do not like it when I get in trouble for something that no one told me I had to do, or that they didn't tell me exactly how they wanted it done.

Answer 4

Answer 5

Every company wants to stand out from the rest. Company wants to make profits. Every company wants to employ the best hands in the industry.

Answer 6

about my experience and skills.

Answer 7

You say money and babes