Preparing for the most common interview questions is useful preparation. Consider preparing answers that would generally be true no matter where you apply, but also tailor some answers based on what you know about a job or employer, including the skills and experiences you already have that match the needs for the position. When answering interview questions, we should think about what we know about our listener(s). (Recall Habit 5: Seek First to Understand, Then to Be Understood from 7 Habits of Highly Effective College Students.) We can consider things they have said, their values (recall employability and industry skills from week 1), etc. In this case, we want to consider what the interviewer has said (previous questions), expectations from the job posting, and anything we know about the company through research we conduct before the interview