Your answer shows the interviewer who you really are, not who you are pretending to be. They use behavior to predict how you are doing, if you are accepted to work there. That is why interview questions focus on specific situations in your personal and professional life.
Because such questions have many variations, it is better to use a format rather than rely on the script.It also shows what candidates are interested in. If an applicant is a member of the Masters Toast, it shows they want to improve their ability to speak in public.
Answer this question by stating one or two of your career-related interests, followed by a brief story about the book you read or the lesson you took to learn it.
Cooking, knitting, and other personal hobbies that are not related to your work line are interesting but there is no value for your professionalism.
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