would this answer work?

[dentss]

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hey! i have a question regarding the applicability of my answer to the following interview question: Tell me about a time when u had to turn down a friend who asked for a favor?

In 2nd yr, university, a best friend asked me to sit next to him for the mid term so he could see my paper and i had to refuse him...would it be ok to use such an experience for this type of a question?

i mean i could think of a past experience where the favour could be something which is morally correct but despite that i had to refuse but this seemed easier to explain...lemme know

thanks

 

[Maygyver]

As long as you don't lie and you are genuine, anything is fine. There is no "right" answer.

 

[321931]

hey! i have a question regarding the applicability of my answer to the following interview question: Tell me about a time when u had to turn down a friend who asked for a favor?

In 2nd yr, university, a best friend asked me to sit next to him for the mid term so he could see my paper and i had to refuse him...would it be ok to use such an experience for this type of a question?

i mean i could think of a past experience where the favour could be something which is morally correct but despite that i had to refuse but this seemed easier to explain...lemme know

thanks

It works, but I would choose something more safe. You are just inviting your interviewer to ask you a plethora of ethical questions. I wouldn't say that answer.

 

[dentalWorks]

hey! i have a question regarding the applicability of my answer to the following interview question: Tell me about a time when u had to turn down a friend who asked for a favor?

In 2nd yr, university, a best friend asked me to sit next to him for the mid term so he could see my paper and i had to refuse him...would it be ok to use such an experience for this type of a question?

i mean i could think of a past experience where the favour could be something which is morally correct but despite that i had to refuse but this seemed easier to explain...lemme know

thanks

weather this was a true incident or not... it sounds made-up to me...

You've never had a friend ask you to go hunting? Or had a friend ask you to lend him more money than you can afford? Or have a friend ask you to co-sign for them? Or a a friend ask you to hook them up with a job in your company?.... so many different scenarios

ur answer isn't really bad, its just not something I would bring up... cheating senariors have a tendency to drag the interviwer into bombarding your with ethical type questions relating to cheating.