If you’re applying for a relevant role, then you should already have a response to such questions. That’s kinda the point of interviews. If the interview is too difficult, then it might be best to study further beforehand until you are more confident. Even if it doesn’t go as planned, you’ll still have learned something. Also, sometimes the interview is about identifying which areas to help you with, strengths and weaknesses etc. - there’s a strong emphasis on professional development at Channel to improve your skillsets and experience. A quick search reveals (just the summary here): To measure the ESG impact of future projects, you need to define clear ESG goals and objectives, identify relevant metrics, collect data throughout the project lifecycle, and analyse the data against benchmarks. This involves integrating ESG considerations into the project planning and execution process. Note: there’s also various services and software solutions available to help if you conduct further research.