How do you answer 'What about this job attracts you' in a job interview?

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Start out by jotting down the needs and requirements that the employer has specified. For example, if a job requirement was 'requires resolving customer problems, and answering the phone" you could say, "Since I am a people person and love to help others, I am attracted to the level in which I will be interacting and helping others". You get the idea. Focus on something that the employer wants and turn it into a positive statement that reflects what attracts you.

 

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