As a retired guy I do not have alot of recent experience but I was an interviewer back in the day... So what I was looking for was usually in the "other" section of the resume... That is what are your interests? Where do you volunteer? How you have related to your family and friends?... The answer to these questions can give the interviewer a little insight to your ability to be a team player and whether your would be considered a self-starter, etc. The best thing you could do to prepare for this type of question is to do something good for someone else (on a regular basis.) Find an organization you could volunteer time with (and that you would enjoy!) Don't lie, it is easy to see who is telling the truth in an interview. Be excited to share what you have learned from your experiences. Sometime you can add to what you have accomplished in past jobs as well, but remember, your job is not WHO you are. Do not offer bad examples of what motivates you but keep everything positive always remember you ARE in an interview, not just conversation over a cup of coffee (although that is a great way for interviewers to try to put you at ease.) Stay on your toes but be nice, respectful and concise. There is nothing worse than droning on about yourself so practice what you might share on this question. AND VOLUNTEER to serve others!