“这是一个让面试官看到你在压力下工作还能有多大的创造力的机会，"他说。“如果你能折一只纸鹤，棒极了！如果像多数人一样你并不具备这样的能力——这是当场展示你的创造力的大好机会。
"If you’re applying for a role where one of your main responsibilities is writing, for example a journalist, then you could say that you could make a multitude of stories from that one piece of paper without the help of origami."
如果你申请了一个工作职位其主要职责就是写作，例如，当一名记者，那么你可以说，就算你面临的只是一张白纸，没有加工修饰过（即不是个折纸成品），你也能写出大量的素材。
"It’s better to do this than spend half an hour folding it into intricate shapes and feeling totally out of your comfort zone."
“相比于花半个小时把一张纸折成复杂形状，让自己的感觉走出可以自己发挥的余地。还不如自由发挥的好。”
4. If we shrunk you to the size of a pencil and put you in a blender, how would you try to get out?
如果我们把你缩成一只铅笔的大小，把你放在卷笔机里，你怎么想办法出去呢？
Careers writer Paul MacKenzie-Cummins said this question is designed to reveal whether a candidate is flustered by unexpected problems.
康明斯公司职业作家保罗·麦肯齐说，这个问题的目标在于揭示面试候选人是否会对所提出的意想不到的问题感到慌张无措。
"Candidates should bear in mind that there is no right or wrong answer to this – it’s all down to interpretation," he said. "However, candidates should try to answer the question as best as possible, as this reveals that they are willing to solve an issue they are unfamiliar with."
“面试候选人应该记住，对于这个问题，没有正确或错误答案之分——全在于你如何诠释这个问题，”他说。不过，候选人应该尽量完美地回答这个问题，因为这反映他们解决一个自己不熟悉问题的意愿。
5. What colour is your brain?
你心目中喜欢什么颜色？
"Colours are commonly linked to describing a person’s mood," said James Reed. "The interviewee is trying to gage how you work and whether your personality would fit in well with their working environment.'
