6 promises to make in an interview to get you hired
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You are there to make the life of your boss easier. Listen to what he says about your responsibilities and sense what is important to him or her. Then mention how you will help specifically with those things. For example, "I love to talk to clients on the phone."
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Lies, all lies. You need to actually do those things, not just "promise" to do them. Bosses can see through insincerity.