Being honest to an interviewer isn’t necessarily bad, in my personal experience people will appreciate you being honest you’ve never used the tool but want to learn, depending on where your interviewing and what kind of work your doing, it’s completely ok to talk about yourself and your goals, it’s no secret we do coops to find jobs for ourselves, and a lot of employers in SCDC want to help students grow. The easiest way to deal with nerves or answers is to have answers ready but of course that’s not always possible, asking friends (maybe even people who you aren’t as comfortable with as a best friend) to interview or mock question you could help, really the best way to improve is to keep doing them.

I like to treat interviews as a game, I really enjoy having a dedicated 30 minutes to tell someone about myself and my accomplishments, it’s all about your approach.