Both answers are reasonable. But where one conveys significant accomplishments and makes a strong, positive impression, the other response is a bit bland and forgettable. Let's dig in to see why the second response is more powerful. To start, the word "helped" (which is seen in the first response) is vague. To an interviewer, this could mean that you presented a list of powerful ideas—but it could also signify that you were a near-silent
