>> I think the most difficult questions are always when the interviewer may allude
to something about what is your greatest weakness, or your greatest challenge, et cetera.
And there's never an easy way to answer that.
But I think what you can do is always try to put-- remain calm and put a positive spin on it.
So if there was something challenging in your past, you know, demonstrate or show what you did
to overcome that challenged and continue down a positive path.
You know, I've seen many people, you know, stumble.
But I've seen also many people rebound and do extremely well.
So I think, you know, if they could not fake the answer, you know, and really speak to the heart,
I think most people in life have something they've overcome.
And as a result, it's made us stronger, probably as an individual or individuals.
So I think that's probably one that I can think of that gives a lot of people heartburn
when they first hear that question come out, so.