What are You Interested in this Role?
"Why are you interested in this position?" is a common interview question asked by employers during job interviews. They want to know why you want to work for them and what motivated you to apply for the position (not that you need a paycheck).
To demonstrate to the employer that you have a genuine connection to the company and a passion for the job you applied for, begin your response to this interview question with "I'm interested in this job, at this company, because..." and then list at least three reasons why you want to work there. To effectively respond to the question "Why are you interested in this position?" during a job interview, you should list three reasons why you want the job. Professional fit, cultural fit, and personal fit are the three reasons.
This question can be interpreted in two ways. You can tell the interviewer why you chose to be a dental assistant or why you applied for this specific job listing. Whatever path you take, make sure you sell yourself and convince the hiring manager that you are the right person for the job. You can also combine both approaches in your response.
Answer: As a child, I was constantly in and out of the dentist's office. I had severe cavities and gingivitis, which caused me a lot of pain. As a result, I made a conscious decision to work in a dentist's clinic and assist others with dental problems, just as my dentist had done for me. I am eager to turn my passion into something useful here at your company.
