Tough QuestionPrepare: Know your resume, research the company, and practice common questions.
Stay calm: Take a few seconds to process your thoughts and ask clarifying questions if needed.
Be honest: Be honest and succinct with your responses.
Explain your reasoning: Prepare to discuss your approach and explain your reasoning when answering these questions.
Be positive: Tell the truth in as positive a manner as possible, and don't discuss things or events in a negative fashion.
Here are some things you can do after a tough interview:
Send a thank-you note.
End the experience on a positive note by thanking the hiring manager for their time, expressing your interest in the position, and asking about any next steps.
Some examples of difficult interview questions include:
Where do you see yourself in five years?
What are your weaknesses?
Tell me about yourself