Dear Sir I am fresher, I have faced many interveiw,but i can not give proper answer of this question "Tell me about yourself " Please send me answer with example.
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be confident while attending the interview.if you doesnt know tell them direcly.dont be too please also.your answer should be such a way that the inetrview should think that your very confident.
From India, Bangalore
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Hi,
The question "Tell me about yourself" is both open-ended and tricky. Let me share what I would expect as an answer to this question. Firstly, as a fresher, I would expect you to start with an introduction of yourself, briefly mentioning your family, where you pursued your education, your strengths relevant to the job profile, what you aim to learn from the organization (essentially addressing your weaknesses in a disguised form), and a conclusion.
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The question "Tell me about yourself" is both open-ended and tricky. Let me share what I would expect as an answer to this question. Firstly, as a fresher, I would expect you to start with an introduction of yourself, briefly mentioning your family, where you pursued your education, your strengths relevant to the job profile, what you aim to learn from the organization (essentially addressing your weaknesses in a disguised form), and a conclusion.
Regards, VidhyaVinoth
From India, Bangalore
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Hi,
Very rightly said, Vidhya. From a fresher, we also expect them to talk about a project or an incident that the candidate can relate to the applied job. For example, the candidate can share an experience from their school or college where they demonstrated leadership skills or teamwork, or discuss a project they have worked on.
The flow for answering "Tell me something about yourself" could be as follows:
- Introduction
- About Family (Number of family members and their occupations)
- Qualifications
- Projects/Internships
- Strengths/Weaknesses
Thank you,
Abhishek
From India, Pune
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Very rightly said, Vidhya. From a fresher, we also expect them to talk about a project or an incident that the candidate can relate to the applied job. For example, the candidate can share an experience from their school or college where they demonstrated leadership skills or teamwork, or discuss a project they have worked on.
The flow for answering "Tell me something about yourself" could be as follows:
- Introduction
- About Family (Number of family members and their occupations)
- Qualifications
- Projects/Internships
- Strengths/Weaknesses
Thank you,
Abhishek
From India, Pune
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Hi,
Very rightly said, Vidhya. For freshers, we also expect them to talk about a project or an incident that the candidate can relate to the applied job. For instance, a candidate could share an experience from school or college where they demonstrated leadership skills or teamwork, or discuss any projects they have worked on.
The structure for answering "Tell me something about yourself" could be as follows:
Introduction
About Family (Number of family members and their occupations)
Qualifications
Projects/Internships
Strengths/Weaknesses
Thanks,
Abhishek
From India, Pune
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Very rightly said, Vidhya. For freshers, we also expect them to talk about a project or an incident that the candidate can relate to the applied job. For instance, a candidate could share an experience from school or college where they demonstrated leadership skills or teamwork, or discuss any projects they have worked on.
The structure for answering "Tell me something about yourself" could be as follows:
Introduction
About Family (Number of family members and their occupations)
Qualifications
Projects/Internships
Strengths/Weaknesses
Thanks,
Abhishek
From India, Pune
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