Interivew Question

TexLady has got it spot on, in my opinion. What you don't want to do is list out your achievements and your biography, which are already in the Resume (presumably). If I were the interviewer, I would expect a few sentences about yourself (already in the resume) and then 10 sentences or so about what you enjoy, and your views on life and most importantly, your skill regarding what you can do for the company. For eg: If I was interviewing for a call center, I would probably tell them, 'I was born in so and so place and have so and so siblings. I enjoy surfing on the internet and social networking. I like meeting new people and learning about new things. I am good at communication. I have good telephonic manners. I enjoy life as it comes and can take rejection very well.' Etc. etc.

Herro kelvidpang The first thought that crosses my mind when I read your question: I would draft a simple biography that focused on experience that would benefit the company that is conducting the interview. I would not necessarily focus on information that was in my resume, i.e, education, job experience, etc. Prosperous mylotting