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If you are being interviewed for a job and are asked, "what is your biggest weakness?" what do you say?
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From the other side of the table, having asked that same question before, I can tell you that if someone doesn't want to admit that they have any weaknesses or doesn't know what their weaknesses are, it is a red flag (IMHO).
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Hundreds of failed interviews
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M$When I am asked I am honest, but in a very nebulous way. (Sometimes strive to hard, or put in too many hours just to polish the project to a shine when it may not be 100% needed, etc.)
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Wow. The "nebulous way" part is kind of weird to me. I'm just an awful liar or actor or I'm bad at not telling the truth, sometimes very directly (without being too rude). So far, being very honest has helped me more than it's gotten me in trouble.
Maybe a better phrase would be "answer in generalities" In other words, try not to pinpoint one exact area if you can help it.
BTW, this question is a very BAD question and shouldn't really be used by anyone.
Perhaps it should be rephrased so it's more useful. I don't answer in generalities about the way I am. I have bad things and good ones, like most people. If they treat me respectfully I work well. If they don't I sabotage here and there, just a little, to get even. And perhaps this last thing is something I don't pinpoint now that I think about it.
