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Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
The key to answering this question with confidence starts with understanding that you are interviewing with Fast Enterprises because your interviewer feels that you are a strong candidate for this position. What your interviewer is focusing on with this question is how they could be of most help to you if hired for the job. So, take the time prior to your interview to think about an aspect of the position that would be the most difficult for you to overcome to be up and running at full speed and then take time to explain how you would plan to overcome that hurdle if hired. This structured answer will tell your interviewer that you have put thought to your potential shortcoming with a plan of action.

Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
"As you can see from my resume, I don't have any direct working experience with the financial industry and I would see that as my largest learning opportunity if offered this position. Like I did with my current job in the healthcare industry, I would take the time to learn the basics of the industry that would help me design the most intuitive user interfaces in the products here at Fast Enterprises."

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The biggest hurdle for me at Fast Enterprises if hired would be my lack of experience in being a training coordinator. While I do have experience in technical writing and training new employees on the job, I am less experienced in software training. I would start by thoroughly learning the basics and communicating with colleagues about my own learning process.

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You do a good job of doing an inventory of your skills and growth areas, but I'd like to see you take your confidence up a notch in this response! I suggest building on what you already have by adding a closing sentence such as, "I am very confident in my ability to learn quickly, and I am enthusiastic about the potential opportunity of increasing my software knowledge."
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