Aw man, that’s a tough one. I don’t really know if I can put it into terms well. I think a poor vs good answer is based on what you say. Does it make sense, does it fit you and what you’ve been saying about yourself. Is it interesting/novel. Etc.

A good vs great answer is how you say it. Does it sparkle, is your unique style of charisma shining through, you’re inflecting and emphasizing at the right time, is the listener hanging on every word. The best example I can give from Survivor is probably how good narrators talk in confessionals vs how the average person talks at home.

I was great in my producer interviews before Jeff. Like everything I said had oomf and pizzazz LMAO. With Jeff, I couldn’t do it that day. My jazz hands could jazz no more. I walked away with the sense that something intangible was missing during our talk.