"I don't just try to improve upon those things where I have room to grow; I also work to improve upon my greatest strengths. The more I learn, the more I develop and grow. So, even though I believe that my three top qualities are my attention to detail, intuitiveness, and ability to strike up meaningful conversations with people of all ranges, I am getting better at these skills each day. These skills help me when working in a retail environment because I can quickly build rapport and then make solid product recommendations."

Knowing what they are looking for will help you determine how to present yourself to your interviewer. So spend time thinking about the qualities people have repeatedly commended you for. They even offer this advice on their website, 'My Orange Ladder,' where they say, "While it may be uncomfortable to learn how people truly see you, understanding how you are perceived can be the first step in empowering yourself to create the type of brand that will get you where you want to go." Recall all the positive praise you've received, and tie it into those qualities you feel would benefit Home Depot.