A compromise answer to the dilemma

Compromise can be said to be an art, a crystallization of wisdom left by the ancestors of the wise; it is a way of life that can be properly used in all aspects of life.

In the job interview, the examiner will often give you some difficult questions. At this time, can you choose silence? No, it will only make you miss your job. You can only answer bravely, but you have to be resourceful as well. If you can't do it on the left or on the right, you'd better compromise.

In an interview with a foreign enterprise, the two sides talked very speculatively. It seems that there is no small hope. Towards the end, the examiner looked at his watch and asked, "may I invite you to dinner?"

It turns out that this is also an examination question. If the examinees accept it, they are suspected of flattering and socializing with the examiners; if they simply refuse, they are said to be impolite. Examinee used a brain, he tactfully replied: "if as a colleague, I am willing to accept your invitation."

Because he presupposed a prerequisite, his answer was very appropriate and received high praise.

In fact, to answer questions in an interview is to avoid the sharp edges of the questions and not show your inclination in any aspect. All the answers should serve the purpose of job hunting.

In short, for questions that may have "traps", generally speaking, we should not answer them directly. Instead, we should think about what the other party's intention is and where the "organ" is, and then use the presupposition to skip the trap and respond. The so-called compromise is to take a clever method to blur the boundaries between the left and the right.