How to answer tell me about yourself in an interview ?
Roshan , 02 Feb 2018
1 Answers
This question has become infamous amongst most candidates around the world. When the interviewer asks this question, he expects you to give an elevator pitch about yourself. Do not spout details from your resume. Focus on telling the recruiter why you would be a fit for the given company. To know more about interview questions, visit the link below: https://www.reviewadda.com/institute/article/159/tell-me-something-about-yourself
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Andreas Bachtold 03 Apr 2020
No doubt some individuals do this same mistake when they are going for the interviews. However, they can also leave their resume work to those that give free resume writing services. So, when the interviewer ask this question then the candidate will never spout details from the their resume. I recommend everyone to do this thing when going for an interviews.