If you had enough money to retire right now, would you?

This is most typical job interview questions that all recruiters will ask you. You should connect this questions to job description, job spec, resume. You can ref answer structure, answer tips, answer samples as follows:

1. Answer tips

• Be honest and answer yes if you would or No if you will not but since you need to work, this is the type of work you prefer. Do not say yes if you do not mean it.
• A simple, “Yes, I would retire now,” suggests you lack the desire and drive to be a member of the modern workforce.
• Don’t discuss what you would do if you were independently wealthy in the job interview. Don’t give the interviewer a wealth of personal information.
• Keep your answer to this question short and simple.
• If you are old enough to retire or near retirement age, never tell the interviewer you plan to retire shortly unless you don’t want the job.

2. Answer samples

Answer sample 1

I would not retire because I would not have the opportunities to be as involved as I am right now. It depends on your definition of what enough money is… if I had 70 million I would consider another line of work but if it was only 2 or 3 million I would definitely keep working.

Answer sample 2

I feel Money is not the criteria for retirement. If I have enough money I will go for Volunteer work to serve the country where i am useful.

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