âI donât think about what Iâm worst at. That would take me a very long time to figure out, so I canât answer your question. The closest answer I can give you is that I wouldnât want to sell it, because I believe the worst parts of ourselves are essential because they keep us growing. If a weak point interferes with my goals along the way, I improve it until it no longer does.â
Silly answer? I guess so. But I really do believe itâs a silly and cheap question. Something along the lines of âTell us why we shouldnât hire youâ. To which, again, my answer would be âI wonâtâ. haha. 
I personally feel like the whole thing of pitching your weakness as a strength would be a bit of a cliche. It would be expected, it would be common. Those, I believe, are not the things you want your interview or answers to be like. A long time ago, it might have been smart to do that, but now-a-days I feel like if I was an interviewer, itâd make me a bit nauseous to hear that cliche. Thatâs just my opinion.