Tell them what kinds of jobs you are applying for so they know what types of questions to expect. Instead, describe the specific ways you want to work with them. You might also give examples of how you have successfully done so in the past. Focus on your strengths, but always tell the truth. Responding to interview questions allows you to describe your best work-related characteristics.
Many employers use resumes as guides, asking for additional details during the interview.
In addition to finding out more information, they may be trying to see how well you can communicate your work to others. Some interviewers ask questions about real-life job situations. For example, they might ask candidates for a retail job how they would handle customer complaints. Rather than trying to stay in control, let the interviewer direct the session. Listen attentively, and be sure to answer the question asked.