What should you do when you are asked to describe your relationship experience in detail when applying for a job?

I believe that everyone has had the experience of applying for a job, so the interview is an indispensable part of every job application. We will definitely be asked a variety of questions during the process of applying for positions. Sometimes some questions are indeed irrelevant to the position we are applying for, and there are also many strange and weird points. Some will ask you to state your love experience, while others will ask you to do some strange things to prove your strengths, and some companies will ask you to make some promises. So what should we do when we encounter weird recruitment?

In fact, what we all should know is that when we choose a company for recruitment, our purpose is to stay in this company and become a member of this company. So when we face some questions that have nothing to do with the position we are recruiting for, we can choose to answer these questions without being too concerned. After all, sometimes some of his questions will involve our privacy, so we can choose to tell him, or We can choose to reject him. This is our own right. But if the questions people ask are related to our profession, then we need to answer these questions seriously. After all, we can see our own personal abilities from these questions. Of course, there will definitely be some questions about some plans for our future life or what achievements we hope to achieve in the company. These are actually relatively speaking, the company Normal issues when recruiting. But there are often some weird questions that arise, and they often ask you to tell some personal things about yourself, such as some of your own emotional experiences. So for this kind of question, I actually think you can say 30% true and 70% false. There is no need to tell everything. After all, in this professional field, this question is already a transgression, isn't it?

Of course, if you can be careful when answering these questions, then I believe you can achieve your goals.