Do you have any professional or relevant skills that you are currently working on?

It's important that you do answer this question with an affirmative! If you are not learning a new language or software or chasing further education, tell the interviewer that you want to expand your knowledge of a specific job duty listed in the posting. If this company is in an industry you've never worked in before, tell the interviewer that you are eager to learn about the industry.

If nothing comes to mind that aligns with this role specifically, tell the interviewer an anecdote about something else you have learned recently or would like to learn in the future. Though it may not relate professionally, it will make your interview memorable and show that you are still open to growing as a person!

Avoid providing no answer or stating that you simply want to learn the role that you are applying for. Though the latter may seem to prove that you're open to on-the-job training, it does little to show that you'd be willing to take on new tasks or skills after your first few weeks with the company.

"I'm working on learning more in Microsoft Excel. I consider myself good at Excel, but the more I learn, the more I find that I could learn! For example, I was reviewing conditional data rules last night. I do most of my Excel training on my own time, though I find it helps me work more efficiently!"