If HR person asked tell me about yourself then what is the
sequence points to tell him the answer
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Answer Posted / faisal
Sometimes interviewer may not give you more than 2 minutes
to answer this question. So you should learn to mention the
most important details first. i.e, Your details, Education,
recent Experience, your Skillsset etc. (Don't start telling
about your family background or your hobbies. If the
interviewer is still looking for more details at the end of
2 minutes, then you can add those details.) Practise
telling a short answer and a long answer.
2) Short is sweet. Generally they don't expect a long story
from you.
3) Be sure about every point you are telling. Some people
may interrupt you and cross-question you. Be prepared for
that. Answer with a smile.
4) Don't look like you memorized the answer. Don't rush to
complete it. Tell slowly and steadily (with a firm voice)
as if you are answering from your heart.
Hope this helps !
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