what one should do if interviewer ask some question with objectionable word

Ans: Please leave it to the interviewr to interact and conduct the interview.

Ans: Hi Rohan,

Thank you for writing in.

There are many aspects which one should avoid during interviews. Below is the list for your reference.

Avoid Negative comments about your current or previous employer
Salary discussion- this should be discussed at the later stage and not at the initial stage. HR will block a slot to discuss on salary.
Not preparing enough for the interview
Talking about weaknesses without any mitigation
Not having any questions for the interviewer
Avoid humor if you are not good at. It can back fire
Showing overconfidence. Note- there is a thin line between confidence and over confidence. This can come across as arrogance.
Avoid Lying. Building trust is the most important aspect in the interview process.
Avoiding Eye contact and doing overly gestures
Not been punctual

Hope this helps. All the very best
To Your Success. Be You. Be Confident.
Thanks and Regards
Ashwini Dasgupta
Author of Confidence Decoded. Is it a Skill or Attitude?

Ans: Hi Swapna,

I am sorry I didn't get your question. Are you referring to Questions in Job Interviews. Kindly confirm

To Your Success. Be You. Be Confident
Thanks and Regards
Ashwini Dasgupta
Author of Confidence Decoded. Is it a Skill or Attitude?

Ans: Hello Ganpati,
While I understand that most interviews are conducted in English and fluency does help in getting good impression. However, unless job under consideration demands so, lack of it should not deeply hamper your chances if you are otherwise competent & able to present so in a different language.
In fact, most sensible interviewers do ask the language comfort of interviewee & even interviewee is free to express that upfront.
Having said that, since English happens to be the most common medium of communication at workplaces, a decent hold will certainly do no harm to your overall career prospects otherwise. Hence I suggest that you do not limit this to the interview rather make a concerted effort to improve your language skills in general. There are ample online/offline options available nowadays to groom such skills.

All the Best !

Major Inderpaul
HR Expert, Life & Relationship Coach