Come on, what's your hobby?

Answering technique

1, the answer should be true: some people love to use their brains to "create hobbies to cater to the interviewer, and often fall into the trap carelessly. Really can't fake, really can't fake.

2. Give the interviewer an accurate association: the position is best matched with hobbies, otherwise the interviewer will think more.

3. Enough answers: Tell the interviewer your hobbies, enough is enough, enough is enough, don't.

Turn hobbies into hobbies.

4, hobbies should not become hobbies: everything is late, hobbies should be measured.

Coping method

1. Make clear what position you are applying for.

Before the interview, job seekers need to have a general understanding of the job nature, job content, ability requirements and development prospects of the position, and make a specific analysis.

2. What is my hobby?

When many people hear this question, their first reaction is "I have no hobbies". You really didn't? In fact, everyone has their own hobbies, and the key lies in what your definition is.

3. Pay attention to the description.

In the interview, when talking about your hobbies, don't get carried away for a while, and then talk about something that has nothing to do with the job you are applying for. Always remember that you are interviewing, not chatting!