How to Answer Tell me about a time when you took a risk at work

In this next video, I will teach you how to answer the extremely difficult behavioral interview question, TELL ME ABOUT A TIME WHEN YOU TOOK A RISK AT WORK!

Wow! This is a very difficult interview question to answer! But, if you have a job interview coming up for any role or any organization, make sure you stay tuned because I will give you the perfect scripted answer!

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TO HELP YOU PASS YOUR JOB INTERVIEW, I WILL COVER 3 THINGS DURING THIS JOB INTERVIEW TUTORIAL:
#1. I will explain WHY the interviewer is asking you the question, tell me about a time when you took a risk at work.
#2. I will give you 3 really important tips for answering this question, and I will also tell you the ONE WORD you MUST USE in your response!
#3. I will give you several brilliant example answers!

WHY IS THE INTERVIEWER IS ASKING YOU THE BEHAVIORAL INTERVIEW QUESTION, TELL ME ABOUT A TIME WHEN YOU TOOK A RISK AT WORK?
REASON #1. When a hiring manager asks you this question, they want to employ someone who is more likely to take risks at work. By taking the right risks, the business is more likely to achieve success and beat its competitors.

REASON #2. The second reason why the interviewer is asking you this interview question is that they want to assess your ‘APPROACH’ to taking risks! How you take on risks at work is going to be vital to your success in the role.

3 REALLY IMPORTANT TIPS FOR ANSWERING THE INTERVIEW QUESTION TELL ME ABOUT A TIME WHEN YOU TOOK A RISK AT WORK?
TIP #1. Use the STAR technique to structure your answer.
– Start off and tell the interviewer the SITUATION you were in.
– Move on and outline the TASK that needed doing.
– Give details about the ACTION you took!
– Finish off with the RESULTS of your actions!

TIP #2. When answering this interview question make sure you use the word ‘CALCULATED’ in your response!
Any risk that you take at work should be a CALCULATED one. Taking a calculated risk means you weigh up the pros and cons of the risk and you also act in a way that is going to be of benefit of the organization.

TIP #3. At the end of your answer, tell the interviewer that whilst you are someone who will take calculated risks, you will never do anything to put the organization in trouble!