Like a lot of young people, I guess I didn't have much life experience when I started my Army career 10 years ago. I found that I not only enjoyed those activities but that I had some natural talent for them. While I've enjoyed my years in the Army, I am committed to finding work that will enable me to build on these positive experiences. All of these examples stress the basic point about effective interviewing. Your single best strategy for managing the interview is to emphasize your strengths and positives .
Questions come in several forms.
Anticipate these questions, especially the negative ones, and practice positive responses in order to project your best self in an interview situation.