"Did you have any trouble finding this place?"
This question is not an interview question, but a question usually asked by an interviewer right when you see them. This is especially common if the building location is hard to find. Here is another question you should tell exactly what happened.
"No problem at all. I checked for directions on the Internet and found it pretty easily."
"A little bit. I didn't realize that there was another building back here, so I drove by a couple times, but that's ok, I eventually found it."
With the first answer, they will say something like, that's good. Then they will move on to other questions. If you answer with the second question, they will probably talk a little more about how he or she agrees that this building is hard to find. Either answers are acceptable.
This question is not an interview question, but a question usually asked by an interviewer right when you see them. This is especially common if the building location is hard to find. Here is another question you should tell exactly what happened.
"No problem at all. I checked for directions on the Internet and found it pretty easily."
"A little bit. I didn't realize that there was another building back here, so I drove by a couple times, but that's ok, I eventually found it."
With the first answer, they will say something like, that's good. Then they will move on to other questions. If you answer with the second question, they will probably talk a little more about how he or she agrees that this building is hard to find. Either answers are acceptable.
