Q:What would you do if your opiniondiffers from that of your superior?
Would you speak up or remain silent?
(如果你的意見與上司不同時，你會怎麼做？你會說出自己的想法還是保持緘默？)
你可能會這樣答:
A: I think it's important to clear up any issues before they worsen. An open and communicative working environment is very important. Therefore, if my opinion should differ from that of my superior or coworkers, I would make an appointment with them to sit down and talk it through, one on one.
I always share my thoughts with my co-workers and superiors. But if I don't agree with them, I won't tell them directly when other people are around. I prefer discussing the matter with them later on in private. This way, it's more likely for us to see each other's point and reachagreement.
(我常和同事及上司分享我的想法。但如果我跟他們意見不合時，我不會在別人在場時直接告訴他們。我寧願稍後私下跟他們談事情。這樣我們比較能瞭解對方觀點並達成共識。)
當面試官問 "What would you do if your opiniondiffers from that of your superior?" 回答時，
可以提到過去面對類似情況時，如何有效溝通，並最終達成共識或找到最佳解決方法。
也可展現開放態度：表現出你願意聽取上級的意見，並靈活地進行調整。
如果上級的觀點更有說服力，你也願意接受。以下可以根據你的實際情況進行選回答:
*Why do you change your jobs so often? 你為何經常換工作？ *What are you expecting from this job? 你期待從這份工作當中獲得什麼？ *Do you see any important trends in our industry? 你在我們這個產業裡有看見任何重要趨勢嗎？ *Why did you leave your last job? 你上一個工作的離職原因為何？ *How has your education prepared you for the job? 你所受的教育跟這份工作有何關連？ 這些基本問題你都會回答嗎？ 該怎麼回答才有加分效果，而不是讓雇主臉上多出三條線？ 本書教你以最簡潔道地的英文，做出最得體的應對，前進外商不再是夢！
