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How would you describe your personality?
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Kimberly is a freelance writer and editor with a decade of experience in the education field, including her time as a pre-kindergarten teacher.
Best Buy wants to hire passionate, honest, hard-working overachievers. Research Best Buy and learn as much as possible about their culture. Then, identify your personality traits and how they will benefit the company. To enhance your answer, include examples of those personality traits in action, specifically in the workplace.
Kimberly is a freelance writer and editor with a decade of experience in the education field, including her time as a pre-kindergarten teacher.
"I think the word that best sums up my personality is Intentional. I'm intentional in my relationships, my interactions with customers, and my tasks. I don't like to go into 'auto-pilot.' I think mistakes are made when we take our focus off of what we're doing. When I'm talking to a customer, I want to be present and truly listen to what they're asking for; when I'm working on a task, I want to do my very best and execute everything to perfection."
Kimberly is a freelance writer and editor with a decade of experience in the education field, including her time as a pre-kindergarten teacher.
"I would describe myself as friendly and outgoing. I love meeting new people and work best when I'm a part of a team. I also love to help people. I truly enjoy seeing a person's face light up when I offer to do something for them. I would also say I'm hard-working. I refuse to stop until the job is done."
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