Eight phrases you should avoid using in your next job interview and what you should say instead.
Lack of Experience
"I'm a quick learner."
Be honest, when has this line been used to describe anything other than a skill or tool that you have yet to learn or master? Saying you're a quick learner is essentially telling your interviewer that you don't have experience with something in the job description.
Compensate for your lack of direct knowledge by coming prepared with an example of how you're already making strides to master this area. Say this instead: "My direct role has never involved community management. However, I've done an analysis of your company's social media, as well as your competitors, and here's what I've found…"