"1) Give a brief description of your family.
As soon as many people meet, please introduce me by name. where do u live , parents Siblings, etc. are often introduced, so you should write down the answer from your notes in advance so that it is full of content and a summary. For example. first name, Address parents whether there is a current job; Siblings Why do you want to do this job and so on.
2) Write a summary of the previous work.
What did you do before? Or do you have a current job? What is the job is one of the most common questions asked by every interviewer. That's why I used my work experience before. If the position is the same as the job you are currently interviewing for, it is also about the same thing. The main thing is to write down the answers so that you don't forget them when you get to the interview room.
3) Learn about this company and take notes.
Why do you want to work for this company? Do you know about this company? It is often asked, so study it before the interview and write down the answer in a note in case you forget it. Read it again enough to remember.
4) Think about the reason why you left your first job.
Some interviewees will have different answers. But be careful, the answer needs to be a positive answer. If you talk bad about the company you left before, the interviewer may also have a biased opinion of you. It is a good idea to think about the answer in advance so that it will not harm you or the previous company.

5) What are your strengths? Think in advance what the weakness is.
Some people ask. What are your strengths to hire you? Being able to ask that kind of question is a weakness. The advantage is to think ahead and answer so that it doesn't happen suddenly.
6) Think in advance of why you want to work in your current job.
This kind of question is also regularly asked. You can anticipate the answer. "I want new experiences in a new workplace" and so on.
7) Think about what your future goals are.
What will happen in your future? Also think ahead for the answer to what you intend to do. That kind of question is also common. And whether this company has a long-term goal? It's also a curious question. "In the future, in which department of this company, I will try with all my abilities to improve further with the organization" will be appreciated by them.
8) Think about how you got through a very difficult time.
You should think about the answer to that question beforehand. It's better to think back to a situation you actually went through. That would be a natural answer. If you pretend to be wrong, they may not believe you because the answers may be contradictory.
9) Think about what the answer would be for the job you're passionate about.
You are a designer, But I'm not comfortable with the answer that you're interested in marketing. Think about this answer in advance so that it can be tailored to you.
10) Think about what motivates you.
For example. If you are applying for marketing, When an item I sell coincides with the buyer's likes and buys it, it gives me motivation and strength to do more good work. And so on.
As the answers to the above questions are different from person to person, the answers cannot be different. But let's show you how to practice roughly. #BAWA101"