This is a good question. I can notice this type of answer facing in every job interview. Many HR is asking this type of question in every candidate. The HR will have to test the candidates taking power and what quality of the candidates.
This is often the first question asked in an interview. The employer wants to know what experience you've had, your career path, and what skills you can bring to the organization. Consider the employer's needs and how your skills meet them.
There's a reason that "tell me about yourself" is becoming more common in the hiring process- they're effective. In fact, they're so effective that HR departments aren't limiting themselves to resumes anymore when interviewing candidates, they're starting to ask people about themselves too!
The main reason why "tell me about yourself" is so powerful is that they allow interviewers and HR professionals to get to know someone on a deeper level.
By asking questions about your hobbies, your education, and your work experiences, you open up the door for professionals to find out more about who you are as a person.
And, importantly, it shows that they're not just looking at your resume- they're taking the time to get to know you.
I hope this having this answer right way.
If someone asks "what about yourself?" they're asking about you. Tell them about yourself and how you relate to whatever the subject of the conversation is.
Tell them what is wrong, because it's better to tell someone than keep it to yourself xx
no - one is gonna tell u that stupid. u should be asking yourself that
you can get a guy to tell you if he likes you by just being yourself or just coming out and asking him, "hey do you like me?" what do you have to loose?
You don't have to tell him if you don't want to and if this is the case tell him you don't have one. Sometimes it is better to keep these to yourself.
The best way to respond to a question asking you to tell about yourself is to avoid too many personal details. Briefly describe yourself, and how your personal skills would benefit the workplace.
Ask him yourself. Just try asking him out if you like him back and see what happens
You should tell us your major and your topic of the resume. Or the total demanded number of words.
Tell your friend that it is starting to annoy you and that you would like to choose for yourself who you would like to go out with.
Can this individual be personable without being unprofessional?
This website is not a chat site. It is not appropriate to ask a person to tell you about him/herself on this site. That is what chat sites are for. This site is for asking for information, but not personal information.
you can just be yourself and tell her what she wants to hear dont be nasty and buy her stuff and every once in a while tell her you love her