09/01/2026
Most military interviews start with an icebreaker question. Often, the interviewer will introduce themselves, then ask you to do the same.
Applicants struggle because its so open ended - where should I start? What should I say?
Here's what NOT to do. Don't ramble for 5 minutes.
Instead, shoot for a 90 second intro. The first 30 seconds are personal (hometown, family, etc). The next 60 seconds are professional (school, sports/clubs, hobbies).
And then, stop talking.
The key here is to sound interesting by giving an overview of yourself without too much detail. There will be other questions.