How would you rate your performance in this interview so far?

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The interviewer would like to know if you are satisfied with your interview performance. If your interview were a flop, you would know, and it's much better to address outright your performance than try to sweep it under the rug.

"If you feel that your performance in the interview is going well: 'I believe that this interview has been quite informative and I am happy with my performance. Is there anything that I can clarify for you from this conversation?'

If you feel that your performance in the interview is not going well: 'I am not sure if I have been able to portray myself 100% accurately in this interview; although, I am trying my best. If there is anything more I can clarify for you, I would be happy to do so."

"I would rate my performance to 90% of my ability. When you asked about my exposure to Agile methodology, I felt that I missed expressing my breadth of experience. If you have time, I would like to cover that question further."

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"Thank you for asking. I hope you enjoyed this interview as much as I did. I would rate my performance to 90% of my ability. I am happy with how I answered most of the questions; however, I missed expressing some of my experience in business planning consolidation. If you have time, I would like to talk a bit more about the same further."

Kristine's Feedback

Good answer. Of course, you would only rate your performance at 90% of your ability if you're unhappy with how you answered one or more questions. This is an excellent way to ask for the opportunity to speak again about a topic.

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Anonymous Answer

"Thank you for asking this question. I would rate my ability as 90% as some questions I feel were not answered up to mark. I think I can give you an in-depth answer about requirement analysis. Can I re-answer the question?"

Rachelle's Feedback

Nice approach! If you ever feel that your answer was not the best it could be, it's okay to ask for the opportunity to clarify.

Anonymous Answer

"Although I believe I've made a good effort answering your questions on the topic of (that thing you may not have answered correctly) I would like to expand a little bit more. My experience on the topic is not only confined to my exposure at work but has also been developed by my own studies, at home I have a virtual lab I often use to simulate configurations of multiple systems including *****."

Amanda's Feedback

If you feel you've performed well overall, it's appropriate to start your answer by saying so before you take the opportunity to clarify or expand on a previous answer. You can also end your response by asking the interviewer if there is anything else you can clarify for them.