How did you spend your last weekend?

Answer 1

It was amazing. I was spending my holiday with my friends. We are booked an ESCAPE FOLSOM room for more fun. This room was much cleaned. Customers should wash their hands before entering. The organizers should install hand sanitizing stations for the customers as well as the task force. It’s totally safe. And also play interesting puzzle games which I have enjoyed a lot. So I must suggest this.

Answer 2

This type of question is right out of the clunky interviewers' handbook. There are a lot of these "Prepare for Interview" books available. Get one and read it. See what they might ask, then ponder how to turn nothing questions to your own good.

The big secret is to always have good points to make and work them in as your answer. You must always have good points you want to tell the interviewer about and you must always to insert your good points into any answer any time. In this example:

Q: What did you do last weekend?

A: It was such a fine day I went for a walk ... it made me think about the time I happened to bump into Fred Schwartz and how he got me involved with my volunteer work with the United Way!

Never indicate any activity that, good or bad, is tied to a religious, ethnic, political or sexual activity:

Q: What did you do last weekend?

A: I attended the communist party's annual kitten grinding contest (BAD BAD BAD)

Answer 3

First, please read the related question link; it contains a great explanation.

Second, I'll reinforce one point the contributor made in the related question: always be prepared to insert some positive point about yourself and that can reasonably relate to your job goals.

For example, a "bad" answer to this could be:

Poor response: I spent my last weekend with a bunch of my buddies. We got so blasted (laughing), that I shimmied up a pole and stole the street sign! (laughing as the interviewee recalls the event) Then, I took it and nailed the sign to my bedroom door!

Better response: It seems every year's birthday is so different. Since I was graduating this year--and going to be one year older--, I thought more about my future and wanting to get a job that not only fit my needs but where I would also be a good fit. (Then, try to tie in how you'd be a "good fit" for the job you are seeking.)

Answer 4

it was good

Answer 5

not bat