Ravi Kumar

I noticed that the job offer listed attention to detail as a desirable skill for the position. I�?�¢�?�?�?�?d say that attention to detail is, in fact, my greatest strength.

My greatest strength is my writing skills. I can also work to tight deadlines under pressure. For example, I was once asked to complete a project that fell through the cracks. My editor discovered the mistake two hours before the deadline.
It was an important piece that gave our publication a scoop on the topic in question. Not only did the piece have to go out on time, but it had to be perfect. I hunkered down and wrote. The result? The article was on time and acclaimed.

Notice that some of the questions asked in an interview refer to your �?�¢�?�?�?�?current position.�?�¢�?�?�?�? You�?�¢�?�?�?�?ll want to prepare a couple of examples of success that are recent.



You�?�¢�?�?�?�?ll also want to prepare for the what is your greatest strength AND weakness question.
It�?�¢�?�?�?�?s a good idea to have a few personal strengths and weaknesses tucked up your sleeve Interviewers may ask you to come up with several strengths and weaknesses. That way they can be sure you're not giving memorized answers.
Strengths are work related skills that you need to do the job.

So, the best place to start (as always) is your job offer. Underline or highlight all the skills and qualifications that you see listed.


We�?�¢�?�?�?�?re going to ignore mandatory skills for the moment. Job-related skills are those you need to do a job.


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