Write out your response in story form to the potential questions you might be asked by an interviewer. This will help you see your qualities, which will be helpful when you prepare your resume and cover letter.
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Jun 11, 08
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Write Your Stories
Preparing your stories is one of the most beneficial exercises you can do to become focused before your interview. If you say you're good at something, prove it with a story. You should be able to back up anything you say on your resume or in an interview with a story or an example of how you soared in a sticky situation.
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- Tell me about a time when you felt it was you against everyone else. You thought you were right and that everyone else was wrong. What did you do?
- Tell me about a time when you were working with someone who wasn't pulling their weight, and they had a different value system than yours. How did you deal with this person?
- Tell me about a time when you failed. What happened, and how did you recover?
- Tell me about a time when you succeeded. Give a specific example.
Potential Questions
The exact questions you might be asked are virtually limitless. But here are a few examples of the types that you could face:
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