esourcemagazine asked:
I was in a workshop that helps you to get through the interview process and I responded to the question ‘why should I hire you’. I said because I will be a great return on investment because I will be using 1/3 of what I earn to further educate myself in technology. They felt that I was coming off wrong. They said I shouldn’t talk about what I would do with money I haven’t earned yet.
I was in a workshop that helps you to get through the interview process and I responded to the question ‘why should I hire you’. I said because I will be a great return on investment because I will be using 1/3 of what I earn to further educate myself in technology. They felt that I was coming off wrong. They said I shouldn’t talk about what I would do with money I haven’t earned yet.
What do you guys think? And what about the analogy of having 100 dollars, what would you do with it, buy sneakers or buy dress shoes and slacks for work? I tried to use that to explain what I was saying but that bombed worst than what I first said. HELP!