Ok. It might not be your dream job — then again it might. But if you’re in an interview and asked the “job fit your goals” question your answer needs to show why this job is a great job for you. One that will fit your future goals as well as your current career needs. But also keeping in mind it has to meet their goals too.
Now I’m not suggesting you lie or bend the truth too much, although it may feel that way. Especially if this is not your dream job. But whenever you’re in an interview you may as well give it your best shot. No matter what. You never know what the job could turn into — or what you could turn it into.
And you never know what else you might get from just doing your best in the interview. Even a recommendation for a different job, which happened to me once. Or a connection with the interviewer you can turn to next time there’s an opening. If they like you, there may just possibly be a next time.
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