1. Always repeat the question you are asked (especially if it catches you off guard) This buys you a few seconds to "think". This is also you the opportunity to ask them to clarify the question before you give an answer. >> Why would they ask this type of question? >> While this question may have no direct relationship to the job itself, the goal of this question is to see if you have the ability to think swiftly on your feet and use your "creativity" to provide an answer that has value to the company. 2. What superhero would you be and why? What a fun question! One of the most valuable skills in business is excellent communication skills. I would have the ability to communicate in every language, including sign language. This would enable me to listen and understand others and collaborate to achieve SMART goals. *SMART" is an acronym for specific, measurable, achievable, relative and timely goals.