This concludes our interview. Is there anything you would like to add?
Often, interviewers will ask if you have any questions at the end of an interview or if you would like to add anything that was not covered during the interview. When either question is asked, you always want to ask a question or two or add any pertinent information that was not covered during the interview. However, be sure not to add something that was already discussed. For example, you could highlight particular strengths that make you an ideal candidate for the role, additional training or certifications that might rank you higher than other applicants, or awards or recognition you have received in your field.
"Thank you for asking. Yes, I would like to add as a recent graduate, I worked two jobs while putting myself through college. Even though I had a full load, I maintained a 4.2 grade point average and made the Dean's List. Although this would be my first full-time job after receiving my degree, my strong work ethic and dedication to my work and studies prove that I am more than capable for the position. I will work hard and learn from my team and other experienced leaders as I want to work in a leadership position at Cleveland Clinic in the next five to seven years."