Lighten up and be yourself. Give the interviewer an opportunity to get to know you as a human being. But most of all, don t take yourself too seriously. Let s handle those questions one at a time. Actually that is a valid question.
Employers know that happiness is a perception unique to the individual.
It is our recommendation, therefore, that anyone interviewing for a new position either speak about their current position in a positive way or very little at all. Probably the interviewer is concerned that you will use his opportunity as a springboard to something better if and when it comes along and employers like to think long term. After all, what does overqualified really mean. Simply that you could do the job with ease and would probably be quite successful. Your challenge, if this subject comes up, is to emphasize to the interviewer that you could find challenge in their position.