Identify your strengths in relation to each job for which you interview. Prepare examples to make your answers credible and memorable. You can then use an open-ended question to allow you to talk about the strengths you wish to stress. Anything on your resume is fair game for discussion. Prepare to describe, explain or discuss any item on it.
Employers often ask questions in terms of superlatives.
Anticipate and prepare for such questions. Learn as much as possible about the organization, industry and position for which you are interviewing. On-campus recruiters typically make a great deal of information available to you in the library. Read the literature provided by the organization and use on-line library resources. Lippincott Library offers easy access to organizational information through its searchable databases.