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Despite our advice that preparing for specific questions has limited value, there are three questions that are very very common and it’s worth preparing in advance:
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- Tell me about yourself: this question opens almost any interview. See our advice at in [Preparing a self introduction](./behavioral-interview-questions.md) and a further dive [here](https://thebehavioral.substack.com/p/death-taxes-and-tmay).
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- Tell me about yourself: this question opens almost any interview. See our advice at in [Preparing a self introduction](./self-introduction.md) and a further dive [here](https://thebehavioral.substack.com/p/death-taxes-and-tmay).
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- Tell me about your favorite project/most impactful project/etc.: pick a project at the intersection of impact, scope, and your personal involvement.
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- Tell me about time when you resolved a conflict: this is the most common soft skill question. Check out a series of posts on choosing and structuring a response starting [here](https://thebehavioral.substack.com/p/conflict-stories-1-of-5-workplace).
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