Interview Question!

How do you tackle questions where you don't know something that's important for the job?

Bluff that know it

Be honest & say you will learn it

Something else (comment please)

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BouncyMochi

Stealth26mo

Also depends on your read of the interviewer, if you feel that he/she isn't technically strong, and is asking run of the mill Google based questions, you can take a chance to bluff. Calculated risk, too much honesty is also harmful

ZestyUnicorn

Stealth26mo

Good point 👍🏻

WigglyWalrus

NoBroker26mo

I'd bluff a few and say would learn a few ideally. Since i can't really know 100% of the stuff (too fishy?) and can't claim that I'll learn 100% of the same stuff (i would've known if by now if i say I'd learn all)

Also love this idea that if you meet 100% of the requirements of the job then you are overqualified