>> I think, "Tell me about yourself."
Is just one of the basics, but it can be difficult,
because you never really know what the interviewer is getting at.
What direction and what road are they going down with this question,
and I've spoke to different people, and everybody kind of has a different opinion
on what it is they're looking for in that question.
So kind of trying to perfect the answer to that question is something
that I think is very important, because you hear it basically every interview you go on.
Tell me a little bit about yourself.
So just kind of trying to narrow that down so it's not, "Well,
I enjoy playing with dogs and going on walks."
So where you're not talking about yourself and you're narrowing it down to more focused
on professional aspects of yourself.