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The Hardest Interview Question

  • Writer: Regina Angeles
    Regina Angeles
  • Nov 24
  • 1 min read

“‘Tell me about yourself’ may sound simple, but as this article highlights, it is one of the hardest interview questions because candidates often drift into unfocused details.



Here is a clear three-part formula that brings structure and relevance: open with a concise statement that directly connects your experience to the role, briefly spotlight quantifiable achievements that align with the job, and close with why this role is the right next step. 



This approach not only keeps candidates on track but also gives hiring leaders a sharper, more consistent lens for evaluating fit. It’s a reminder that even small moments in the hiring process shape candidate experience and signal what an organization values.”





 
 
 

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