Shubham Kushwah (VIJ6220)

ould it focus on selling yourself, or just give the facts? What is the employer really asking?Let's translate it: "Tell me about yourself" in a job interview means "give me an overview of who you are, professionally speaking." There's a reason this is asked at the very beginning of an interview; it's a way of saying,"Give me some broad background before we dive into specifics."You should be ready with a one-minute answer that summarizes where you are in your career, generally with an emphasis on your most recent job and the strengths of your approach.For instance, here's an example of a good response:"I got into technical writing because I found that I have an unusual mixture of technical aptitude with writing skills. I'd worked as a programmer for the first few years of my career, but when I saw how rare it was to findpeople with that kind of background who could also write, I started moving into

About Life Partner Preferences:

Choosing a life partner is the most important decision you will ever make – far more crucial than choosing a job, house or group of friends. All the decisions you make will be together, you’ll have to sleep next to them every night and you’ll still have to love them when you’re both old and wrinkly.So it’s vital to make sure you’re looking for the right things…1. A sense of humourThe course of love never did run smoothly, and neither did the course of quitting your job, moving house, having children or dealing with tragedy. Difficultthings WILL happen in your life, so it’s important to make sure you have someone to make you smile along the way.