Whatever you do, don’t lie. Most of the questions they ask you they already know the answer to. They are watching on how you act during the interview. You’re stressing yourself out which will make yourself look suspicious because now they think you’re hiding something.
Read the eligibility criteria: https://www.cbp.gov/travel/trusted-traveler-programs/global-entry/eligibility
You wouldn’t get to the interview if you didn’t pass that stuff.
You know, software/technology/business is about solving a problem. You need to have a problem to solve. Solving someone else’s problem will just be “employment” to you.
You know when you’re stuck on a software bug, you stop working at the computer and go for a walk or take a shower? You probably need to do something similar, but at a bigger scale.
Go outside without any tech. Bring paper and pen. Maybe your phone, on silent. Buy a coffee or beer with cash. Just sit and watch life.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for remote work (my company ONLY supports it), but this general blanket statement is just wrong.
Legal liabilities are insanely important, and a lot of it comes from “99%” of what people don’t understand or have never thought about.
All I can recommend is that you don’t lie, or you’ll be the first scapegoat when shit hits the fan.