意見が食い違った時の対応について面接で話そう

Talking about how to handle disagreements
あなたは就職の面接で過去に意見が食い違ったときの経験を話しています。
意見の食い違いが起きた原因、それに対してあなたがとった行動やその理由、結果としてどうなったか、反省点なども面接で話せると良いでしょう。
What kind of action did you take when you disagreed with the other person?
 
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What kind of action did you take when you disagreed with the other person?
#miss

That's quite a tough question, especially to the Japanese people including me. Generally speaking, we hesitate to or hate to heatedly argue about something. Therefore, we often make ambiguous response and in some cases even agree with the other person's opinion despite our intention. I know it could cause trouble later though.

#correct

That's quite a tough question, especially for Japanese people including me. Generally speaking, we hesitate to or hate to heatedly argue about something. Therefore, we often have an ambiguous response and in some cases even agree with the other person's opinion despite our intention. I know it could cause some trouble later, though.

So, you would do anything to avoid confrontation? Don't you think that only means that the confrontation is postponed and not avoided completely?
#miss

Logically, it may be nothing less than the confrontation is postponed as you said. However, in everyday conversation how many times would you have something that you will have to get the best of an argument at any cost? Do you think whenever you think differently from others, you should have your own way?

#correct

Logically, as you said the confrontation will be just postponed. However, in everyday conversations how many times will you say something to get an argument at any cost? Do you think whenever you think differently from others, you should have your own way?

That's a great point and I think you are right. However, don't you think it is important to know how to choose your battles? Sometimes we should withdraw, but not always. Don't you agree?
#miss

Of course. You can say that again, and you shared a wonderful term like "choose one's battles" with me. This is a new expression to me. It's very important, indeed. Well, however, in some cases I hold my ground at all costs. Can you guess what kind of case I would do?

#correct

Of course. You can say that again, and you shared a wonderful term like "choose one's battles" with me. This is a new expression for me. It's very important, indeed. Well, however, in some cases I hold my ground at all costs. Can you guess what cases are those?

Yes, that's a very good term. It might be useful for you. Maybe in case when somebody accuses you of something illegal. I am not sure...
#good

Actually, during drinking, I always find myself getting very argumentative and aggressive for some reason.

#or

Actually, it happens to me when I drink. I always find myself getting very argumentative and aggressive for some reason.

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  • opinion(意見)
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