How to get out of the trap of tricky problems

In the interview, we often encounter some tricky questions. If we answer them in a straight and straight way, it's easy to put ourselves at a disadvantage. At this time, you might as well control Diao with Diao.

In a company job interview, an examiner saw a candidate with profound knowledge, quick thinking, and all kinds of questions were answered like flow, so he suddenly had a whim, put aside the original topic, and came up with a partial topic: "Zhu Ziqing's prose" spring "is well known. How many words are there in this article This is a real test for the candidate. He thought to himself that it would be out of order for the examinee to find out this topic. Since he intended to create difficulties, there would be no hope of admission. Regardless of everything, he boldly asked: "the examinee's name, I have witnessed handwriting every day, and I am familiar with it. How many strokes do you have?" The examiner did not expect that the candidates would have such a rhetorical question. He was stunned for a moment. Afterwards, the examiner appreciated the talent and courage of the candidate, so he hired him in person.

Some questions are too difficult to answer. You might as well counter attack and ask the other side, which may have unexpected effects. However, remember to keep smiling and be polite, because the examiner is only examining your adaptability, not really making trouble for you.