our totally
honest response might be, “Hell, no, are you serious?” That might be so, but any answer which shows
you as fleeing work if given the chance could make you seem lazy. On the other
hand, if you answer, “Oh, I’d want to keep doing exactly what I am doing, only
doing it for your firm,” you could easily inspire your interviewer to silently
mutter to himself, “Yeah, sure. Gimme a break.”
ANSWER: This type of question is aimed at getting at
your bedrock attitude about work and how you feel about what you do. Your best answer will focus on your positive
feelings.
Example: “After I floated down from cloud nine, I
think I would still hold my basic belief that achievement and purposeful work
are essential to a happy, productive life.
After all, if money alone bought happiness, then all rich people would
be all happy, and that’s not true.
“I love the
work I do, and I think I’d always want to be involved in my career in some
fashion. Winning the lottery would make it more fun because it would mean having
more flexibility, more options...who knows?”
“Of course,
since I can’t count on winning, I’d just as soon create my own destiny by
sticking with what’s worked for me, meaning good old reliable hard work and a
desire to achieve. I think those qualities have built many more fortunes that
all the lotteries put together.”
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