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Lazy why? You can describe an imaginary job such as ambassador to a Caribbean nation in great detail. It doesn't have to be realistic, because it's a dream j
by lottin 11y ago
Lazy why? You can describe an imaginary job such as ambassador to a Caribbean nation in great detail. It doesn't have to be realistic, because it's a dream job.
- dalke 11y agoIt's a trick question. The interviewer wants an answer which shows that the interviewee has a 'Realistic self-view'. > If a 22 year old tells me they want to be CEO of Google next week, for example, it looks like either their perspective on their skills is flawed or they didn't really grasp what I was asking. In that case, I say something like, "remember, you're starting this job on Monday. Are you ready to be CEO of Google on Monday?" Similarly, 'are you ready to be the ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago?' That said, the US has a lot of lousy ambassadors who get the post because they raised millions of dollars for the presidential campaign. Given how inept George Tsunis was as a nominee, I think you could manage an ambassadorship without a problem. So ... great answer!