How to answer the interviewer's question "What can you bring to the club"?

What can you bring to the club? This sentence often appears in club interviews and is a common question. When answering this question, you should be targeted, you can't answer blindly, and of course you can't say anything, so you will definitely fail the interview.

There are many types of clubs in universities. Different types of clubs need different abilities, and you should answer different questions.

For example:

Sports Club: Good physical fitness, regular training, being able to play sports with other members of the club, enhancing everyone's physique, recommending this sport to classmates around you, and letting more people know about this sport.

Literary societies: I often read books, have certain literary attainments, can actively discuss with my friends, and actively participate in the essay-writing activities organized by the societies.

Photography/painting club: Mastering relevant abilities, I will actively learn some club-related technologies and actively help other members to learn.

Voluntary associations: Generally, such associations hold many activities, which can be said to be capable of organizing activities, coordinating various departments and actively participating in community activities.

In short, when you encounter this problem, don't feel sorry for yourself and feel that you can't do anything and bring nothing to the community. But to keep a positive attitude and say that you will study hard in the future. Ability is not the first factor for you to participate in a club interview, but attitude.

Finally, I hope my answer can help you ~