For example, if you prefer jobs and companies that reward independent thinking, you might say, "You shouldn't hire me if you are looking someone who thrives in an environment where management strictly prescribes how each task should be performed. I work better when given some general guidelines with a desired outcome and then am allowed some leeway regarding how I would carry out that task".
Another example might be to emphasize a personality trait that might be viewed favorably in some jobs, but not in others. For example, you might say, "You shouldn't hire me if an extrovert wouldn't fit in well at your company or in this job. I thrive on interaction with colleagues and customers. I can stay on task, but building positive relationships with people is my clear priority."