1. My last company's boss was really bad.
Never ever badmouth a former employer in an interview even if you
really had a really bad boss. You need to be very careful about
what you are saying especially when you are explaining why you have left
your last company.
2. The answer to this question is on my resume.
If you are asked about a particular job or experience, answer clearly
without mentioning that everything is given in your resume. A hiring manager
wants to see your communication and social skills. So, use the opportunity to
show your skills even if the required information is written on your resume.
3. My next goal is to start my own business.
Most employers want to hire people who are willing to work for them for a long time.
If they know that you have a plan for starting your own business shortly then they
probably won't offer you the job.
4. Do you want to see my references?
If an employer wants your references, he or she will ask for them.
5. I don't have any question to ask.
You should show interest in the company you have come to give job interview for.
Not having any question for the interviewer shows that you’re not interested in
the company you want to work for. Prepare a list of important questions to ask the
hiring manager so that the employer understands you are keen to join the company.
---Rumki Sen