PART2
WHAT IS YOUR GREATEST STRENGTh?
HOW TO ANSWER: If one
of the easier interview question you
will be ask.
When you are asked this question about your strengths. It’s
important to discuss attributes that will qualify you for the job your are
looking for.
The best way to respond is
to describe the skills and experience
that are directly correlate with the job you are applying for.
Sample answer:
·
When am working on a project, I don,t want just to meet deadlines. Rather I
prefer to complete the well ahead of
schedule.
·
I have exceeded my sales goals every quarter and
I live earned bonus each year since I started with my current employer.
·
My time management skills are excellent and I’m
organized, efficient and take pride in
excelling at my work.
I pride myself on my customer service skills
and my ability to resolve what could be
difficult situation.
PART3
Question: are you lucky?
Sometimes, during an interviews , an employer will surprise you with an unusual question like, do you consider yourself to be
luck? Although the question sounds
strange, it’s one that recruiters may used to assess whether you have an optimistic or pessimistic view of
the world.
Employer generally want to avoid candidates who have a
sulking “woe is me” attitude. You will need to demonstrate that you aren’t
easily defeated by difficult circumstance.
BEST ANSWER:
Answering in way that balanced, yet still optimistic, is a
good way to show case some of your
strengths as well as your positive attitude. You can also note how you
might have met some challanges. You begin by referencing some reasons why you have been fortunate,
like having a strong family background great mentors, inspiring bosses, or a
solid education at an outstanding school. Good fortunate of this kind points to
assets that will ultimately serve you well in your job.
You can also note
that you have dealt with some adversity like an injury, a health crisis
in your family, or a past employer going out of business. Although you should
explain now you rebounded or coped with the challenges, make you convey that it
is no longer a distraction or drain on your energy and has instead reulted in
strong sense of confidence and
resilience.
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