Conversation 1: Good morning. Thank you for the interview. - No problem. Now, do you prefer working with others or flying solo? - Actually, I enjoy both.

So, what is most important to you in a job? Do you need job security or professional growth and a chance to advance?

I need job security. - Would you be able to relocate? - I am open to relocating.

What are your annual salary requirements? - I need at least 75,000 per year. - I'll keep that in mind. Thank you for coming in today. We'll be in touch.

Conversation 2: Thank you so much for interviewing me this evening. - Happy to meet with you. Now, do you prefer group projects?

I like to work alone on some things and then bring those things to the group. - Do you value a steady job more or one that offers a chance to move ahead?

I want to grow in my job and move ahead. - Could you work for us in another state, if need be?

I need to stay in the area because of family. - How much do you need to make per year?

75,000 per year. - Yikes! Thanks for your interest in this job. We'll be getting back to you.

Conversation 3: I really appreciate the opportunity to interview for this position. - I was wondering if you like team projects, or projects that you work on alone.

I like to work on group projects that value and need each individual's contributions.

Are you most interested in a good steady job with benefits or one that will allow you to quickly advance?

I have children so a steady job is important but I would like a chance to advance.

How would you feel about relocating to another state? - I could not relocate in the next year, but might be open to it in the future.

Do you know how much this job offers per year? - A minimum of 75,000 per year.

OK, well, that's all I need to know for now. If something comes up, we'll be contacting you.