Mr. Bala,
The questions posed by the HR Manager will be dynamic. Typically, they will base their questions on your responses to gather information about your family background, friends circle, upbringing circumstances, behavior in previous organizations, and your attitude.
Companies seek employees who can either generate income in key positions like Business Development, Sales, and Marketing or support their systems while income is generated in common services. They value sincerity, honesty, hard work, loyalty, gratitude towards management, and job ethics.
These qualities are essential, as companies are looking for individuals who bring more than just business acumen to the table.
During the interview, the interviewer will assess your nature and suitability for the job, irrespective of your technical proficiency. Remember, technical and HR interviews are distinct.
Self-assess whether you fit into Category A or Category B and tailor your preparation accordingly. While you can prepare for technical interviews, your inherent nature cannot be altered during an HR interview conversation.
Regards,
Ravindra Kumar