What would be a good answer if you were asked in a job interview

>>9227266
that is my father's favourite book. I would probably be honest and say Borges' Ficciones. Depends on the job though.

>>9227266
Why do they even ask shit like that anyways?

>>9227266
Atlas Shrugged

>>9227266
I'd be honest about it to not make myself look untrusting by clearly speaking unauthentically and tell them why they should read My Twisted World by Elliot Rogers

>>9227296
It's not to far-fetched. I never had a job inerview but from what I heard it's also a common question to ask about hobbies or how you spend you free-time.
>>9227354
>make myself look untrusting by clearly speaking unauthentically
My reasing is that if you know they could ask this question you could prepare an answer with a justification to make yourself look a certain way.
I know it's a bit off topic but I'm not sure what approach to take in a job interview.
Should I try to create a certain image of myself that doesn't reflect who I am but how I want to be perceived?
Or should I be honest and try to sell myself as good as possible?

>>9227464
Depends how good of an actor you are, string them for all they're worth in either case