OlowoB:


You obviously did not read to understand the op. He never said you should not answer the questions asked but rather when easy questions are just been thrown at you all through the interview, you can take control by also asking questions in such a way that would give the interviewer an idea that you have done something a bit extra in your former place of work.

For example, in my former place of work, i was responsible for doing the programming of so and so, is such available in this company? you have stylishly told the interviewer you have an added skill while also asking him a question.

In an interview.... you are there to answer questions .... not to stylishly turn the table and question the interviewer. That can rule you out.... seen as someone who wants to have things their way.... suggest you don't go by the rules..... and thinks you are slick. If the interviewer has some interest in you he would give you the opportunity to ask questions or add anything you think he should consider.

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eph12:

And what's stopping you? What obstacle/s are you facing?

I am still in the job hunt market that is what I mean.

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