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Hello, Marco. How have you been?

I'm great, Sophia. Thanks. How about you?

I'm awesome. Today we are going to talk about "Tell me about yourself."

Absolutely, Sophia. "Tell me about yourself" is such an important question, especially in interviews. It's usually one of the first things they ask, and it can really set the tone for the rest of the conversation.

That's correct. It's our chance to give a snapshot of who we are professionally and even add a personal touch, but it can be tricky to get it just right.

Exactly. I think having a clear, well-structured answer can really make a difference. It should highlight our experience, strengths, and what makes us unique. It's definitely worth taking the time to prepare.

Absolutely, Marco. A well-prepared answer helps us feel more confident. When we know what we want to say, it's easier to stay calm and focused. It shows the interviewer that we're organized and prepared. Sophia, do you usually prepare before going to an interview?

Yes, I always prepare before interviews. I like to research the company and practice my answers to common questions. It helps me feel more confident and ready to share my experiences.

Sophia, can you tell me about your experience during your first interview? What was it like for you?

I still remember my first interview. I was so nervous, and the interviewer's first question was, "Tell me about yourself."

Oh, I see. That must have been really challenging. How did you end up answering that question?

Well, at first, I kind of froze. I wasn't really sure where to begin, but then I took a deep breath and started talking about my background and interests.

Please tell us what and how you said.

I mentioned my education, a few key skills, and why I was interested in the role. Looking back, I probably could have structured my answer better, but I think my enthusiasm helped. The interviewer seemed to appreciate that I was genuinely excited about the opportunity, even if I wasn't perfect.

Absolutely. I understand it was your first interview, so being a bit nervous is totally normal. Honestly, enthusiasm can sometimes matter more than having a perfectly polished answer. It shows that you're genuinely interested and engaged.

Exactly. People really do learn over time. I think every interview is a chance to grow and improve. After that first experience, I made it my mission to practice and prepare more thoroughly for each interview that came my way.

That means you've really put in the effort to keep growing with each experience. That's impressive, Sophia. A lot of people just move on to the next one without reflecting, but it sounds like you took each experience as a learning opportunity.

Hello, Julia. Are you ready for the interview?

Yes, I am. Let's start the interview now.