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Query: How to answer the most common interview questions<br>Explain your career path to describe yourself. Connect the dots on your resume so the interviewer can understand more about you professionally. Try to describe not only your career path but why you've made those decisions.
Don't just describe to the interviewer your career path, you need to tell why you've made those decisions as well.
You can ask career counselors for their opinions. 
The speaker wants to know how these things will work.
The text advises that you talk to your adviser about designing a portfolio and bring questions to the career counselor at your school.
the interview is in the past and not upcoming
your first step is to answer a question
Personal interest statements only ask  certain questions you need to answer.
A person will follow up with a question.
Tell your friend to ask you questions
talk about their aspirations.
A career counselor can answer my questions about portfolios.
Question what are your goals.
Find out your goals.
Talk about yourself and why you're the best.
The speaker is referring to a memo
The speaker mentions more than two different steps they are prepared to take.
Think about your goals.
Ask at the end of your interview if you got the job
There was an interview the statement says
talk about their goals.
Figure out your goals.
It might sometimes be unclear.
I did not bring my resume to the interview
Don't explain your career path.
Explain your career path to describe the interviewer.