The best way to answer this question is preparation! Research the position for which you are applying and also research the company. Most companies have an easy way for you to find this information on the job descriptions or on the website itself so that you can learn more about what it is like to work there, the benefits they have, etc. Knowing a bit about what they they do and how you can contribute to that environment is also helpful. Remember, you are interviewing for a role in the company, so the company wants to know how you can not only meet the qualifications of the role, but how well you will be able to fit in the environment in which you are going to work. If you were referred by an employee or know someone that works there, talk to them about what it is like to work there and use that to your advantage.
This may also be a good time to ask questions about what it is like to work there. Maybe talk about what you are seeking in an employer, and point out that you felt that this position/company sounded like it fit that desire greatly, which only increased your interest in working with the organization.
that profession have what profession/line of work are they?
If you are asking a question - Do you have a profession? is ok or Did you take up a profession?
Management is profession even though it does not involve all elments of profession.
His profession is an economist
The Profession was created in 2011.
His profession is acting :)
The profession of pirates is that of Piracy.
He was a lawyer by profession.
profession of tagore?
He has no profession at all nowadays - he is dead. When alive his only profession was artist.
He was a Congressman & Senator. He never had a profession unless you consider politics a profession.
That depends on the profession.