Problem Interpretation. The interviewer may be concerned that your social circle is full of peers and that you lack the experience of working with people of other ages.
Therefore, you need to show that you are comfortable with people of all ages and backgrounds.
To prove this, you'll need to use some examples and stories.
Refer to the answer. People who know me say I'm a very easy person to get along with.
In (giving an environment, such as college, travel, volunteering, and stating what type of people you have met in it), I need to work with people from different backgrounds.
I feel like I'm very adaptable and I'm open to new things, which helps me a lot.
For example, (give an example of how you can communicate with people in difficult conditions – overcoming a language barrier abroad, taking a school board president on a campus tour, taking a group of children under the age of 10 on an outing).
Answer the key. Pick three examples where you've demonstrated initiative and aim to:
Show your sense of responsibility.
Demonstrate your problem-solving skills.
Demonstrate your independence and autonomy.
Demonstrate your good thinking skills as well as your ability to execute.
Don't forget to talk about the benefits of your actions, especially for others and yourself.
A guide to finding a job in the spring