How do you answer the job interview question of...

I hate asking that question as much as I hate answering it.

As far as being interviewed, I tend to answer the "flaws" question with my being multiple-task oriented instead of being focused on a single project. I do tend to assign myself multiple jobs that, while they all relate to each other, need to be finished completely, and I sometimes have trouble doing that. Though I like to think if it's something important, I'm much more focused and will finish the task quickly.

Three things I'd like to change? I'd like to do more outdoor activities than I currently do, I'd like to travel more than I currently do outside of the locales I visit regularly, and I'd like to find that fine line between professional and casual relationships and balance perfectly on it.

The latter is my bad habit. I'm awfully casual and informal once I feel like I've made a connection with someone outside of professional courtesy. So far it's a habit that's helped more than hindered, but I fear it might really set me back one day, especially since I'm sometimes too casual with my boss.

Interviews are taking a different direction now; they have to. There are classes that prep you for basic interviews and questions that will help you perfect a response to nearly any standard-rate interview. I find that, from both perspectives, being more relaxed and conversing with the candidate/employer rather than have a robotic Q&A with them reveals more about the candidate than simply asking questions, and it lets the interviewer set the pace about the company and about him/herself.

Jam it back in, in the dark.