Here's how you can navigate a difficult question during a job interview.

When faced with a challenging question, maintaining composure is crucial. Taking a deep breath allows you to gather your thoughts and approach the question methodically. Rushing can lead to errors or unclear explanations. Use the moment to structure your response logically, demonstrating your problem-solving skills and thought process to the interviewer. They're not just assessing your answer but also how you handle complex situations, which can be equally important in an interview context.

Very useful advice! Remember that if you delay the answer and the answer is decent, then the hitch will not be remembered, the wrong answer will be a concrete disadvantage.

Listen to understand, not just to answer! When you are focused on putting together your words to answer you might lose very important details coming from the counterpart (verbal and no verbal signs, like voice inflexions and gestures). So you can take a breath while listening the question and you will focus on it and then take two or three seconds to start talking. I promise it will work for you as it works for me.

Any graphic information is useful, as it is often more specific than words and can be accessed and used as a reminder many times.

O importante neste ponto é demonstrar uma visão completa de como corrigir problemas. Evidenciar que boa estrutura de código precisa de métodos eficazes para identificar esses problemas.

You should be careful about the examples. It is necessary that the interlocutor is sufficiently aware of the field of knowledge of your example. Otherwise, you can confuse everything or put the interlocutor in an awkward position.

Personal expamples are good to make a point, but be careful when to utilize them to not give sensitive information not requested. At the end the interviewer will ask you normally "please give me a an example of what you did in this specific situation".

Being confident about what you have done in the past is crucial to make your interviewer know that you are the person for the job. Make sure to give a relatable example, like something that the company that you are interviewing could use. This will give them reasons to hire you.

Never hesitate to say no if you don’t know. No one knows everything, rather try to say how you will find out or approach the problem. Don’t panic, genuine interviewers would be looking at what you are doing when put into an uncomfortable situation.

Being honest is everything in an interview. To say "I have no experience on this situation" or "can you please explain me what x.x.x.x. stands for" is way much better than to invent some answer. Remember that any invented answer might lead you to a new path of inventions... do you have that good memory?

Honesty is always the best way to go. Do not overstate your qualifications. That can and usually does come back on you. Also. Do not be afraid to say "I do not know." The interviewers do respect your honesty.

Um ponto importante é ser sincero as questões propostas. Mostre o que você não conseguiu realizar e porque. Isso lhe dá credibilidade. Mas sempre foque nos pontos chaves que você conseguiu conquistar

Na verdade expressar que está aberto a aprender sempre irá ser considerado em uma entrevista. Mostra maturidade e profissionalismo.

Be confident of your experiences. They are not valuable because the represent stats for others to see, but because they represent real wisdom and truth you can draw on. A difficult question might he something you are unfamiliar with, but in truth any sufficiently complex scope can be relatable to anyone with at least a moderate modicum of real world experiences, and being confident that your experiences are almost always relevant is going to help you tackle both questions and real world scenarios decisively, a matter of fact that often is half of overcoming most challenges.