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面试要避开无的放矢
许多人都曾担忧过面试时会遇到什么样的问题。未知的恐惊让他们忐忑担心。但事实上，面试的问题是可以预料的，意思就是说你完全可以就面试可能问到的问题打算好答案，但重点并不是让你
面试要避开无的放矢
许多人都曾担忧过面试时会遇到什么样的问题。未知的恐惊让他们忐忑担心。但事实上，面试的问题是可以预料的，意思就是说你完全可以就面试可能问到的问题打算好答案，但重点并不是让你去猜问题，而是要将自己的资料总结成几个谈话点，当你听到一个问题时，就可以选择用哪个谈话点来答复。
Neglecting talking points 无的放矢
When President Bush walks into a press conference, he doesn't worry what journalists are going to ask him because he already has the answers he's going to provide —— no matter what the questions are. Such answers are called talking points. 当布什总统来到新闻发布会上，他不会担忧记者们会问什么样的问题，因为对这些问题，因为不管是什么问题他心中都已有了答案。 这样的答复称之为“谈话点”。
Politicians want to frame an issue, so they listen to a question and then decide which of their talking points they'll use to answer that question. In this way, each question they're asked is an opportunity to get their own points across. 政治家们喜爱给问题定“框框”，这样当听到了一个问题时，他们就选择一个“谈话点”来答复这个问题。每个问题都是一个表达自己观点的时机。
I once had a media trainer teach me how to stick to talking points, and it works for a wide range of situations —— including job interviews. 曾经有一位媒体培训教师教过我如何围绕谈话点谈话，这个方法在许多场合都管用——包括面试。