Not complaining, only stating that common questions can be trained and faked, diluting their value. Of course letting you explain yourself about what you are go

Not complaining, only stating that common questions can be trained and faked, diluting their value. Of course letting you explain yourself about what you are good at etc is better than narrow tricky questions, at the end there's only so much you can learn from a person you just met in one hour. Asking a candidate about themselves is good, is just no silver bullet.