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YouMyPlug:
If what you mean is what I think you’re referring to,
Learning about what exactly interests you is fundamental.
Of course, you can’t explain an interest if you haven’t researched it or if you don’t know what exactly you want to achieve.
Like I said, research is a good step.
Sit and think about the multiple things you would want to achieve or entirely just think about what are your career interests.
Personally, I would choose at least 2 interests. Of course you always need a backup.
Now to explain it to someone else, I think you could tell them about what the interest is all about. For example: what you would be doing, the salary, how the workspace looks like and etc.
Or you could just say what you like to do and what you feel comfortable doing, something that you know wouldn’t bore you and you are happy doing it.
TheOneAndOnlyApple:
@youmyplug wrote:
If what you mean is what I think you’re referring to,
Learning about what exactly interests you is fundamental.
Of course, you can’t explain an interest if you haven’t researched it or if you don’t know what exactly you want to achieve.
Like I said, research is a good step.
Sit and think about the multiple things you would want to achieve or entirely just think about what are your career interests.
Personally, I would choose at least 2 interests. Of course you always need a backup.
Now to explain it to someone else, I think you could tell them about what the interest is all about. For example: what you would be doing, the salary, how the workspace looks like and etc.
Or you could just say what you like to do and what you feel comfortable doing, something that you know wouldn’t bore you and you are happy doing it.