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Here's how to prepare for the three most common types of problem solving interview questions when you're looking for a new job.

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You ask the hiring manager questions during your interview to get helpful answers. But, beware, common responses can be translated two very different ways.

What’s the airport test, you ask? Well, in addition to candidates having the qualifications and technical skills to do the job, the manager asked herself after each interview: “Would I want to be stuck in an airport with this person?”

Although this seems irrelevant to your credentials and the talent you could bring to the team, let’s face it: There is only so much that behavioral questions like, “Tell me your greatest weakness,” will reveal to your future employer. And admittedly, the predicted future success of a candidate isn’t always directly correlated to the answers given to standard interviewing questions.

In fact, most employers actually want to gain a better understanding of who you are outside of these cookie-cutter answers. They want to know how you’ll fit in with the team culture, the “soft” skills you bring to the table, and whether or not they could see themselves getting along with you, especially if you will be spending a lot of time together. (In this hiring manager’s case, it paid off—while traveling for work, she was once stuck for hours in a New York airport with a staff member.)

Believe it or not, the airport test is probably on your future supervisor’s mind, too. So, how do you pass it? Here are three rules to follow.

We compiled a list of the top questions you might be asked when going through a job interview. These questions and answers will have you be prepared for any job interview.

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