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What are your greatest strengths? How will these skills benefit PG&E if hired?
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Reviewing the job description and company website should inform you about which qualities PG&E values most in a candidate and help you align yours with those. You can refer to the list of responsibilities within the job description to learn what strengths PG&E will value most from you.
Explain how your strengths will help you accomplish the job-related tasks and, better yet, exceed the company's expectations. Try to offer unique advantages that will set you apart from other candidates. Then branch into those soft skills you possess that are harder to quantify on paper, which are highly valued traits across all industries.
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"I have exceptional loyalty to my clients and employer. I am also quick to solve problems, which helps me handle customer issues. These strengths will help me build exceptional relationships and maintain customer satisfaction."
Kevin Downey has an extensive background in business management, recruiting, branding and marketing. He's volunteered his career coaching services at job fairs, lecturing on interview techniques and crafting winning resumes and cover letters.
Some great strengths to mention are:
- Communicative
- Loyal
- Collaborative
- Tech Savvy
- Flexible in Schedule/Availability
- Persistent and Determined
- Eager for Knowledge/New Skills
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I would say my three greatest strengths are my communication abilities, my ability to solve problems, and my attitude.
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Good start! These are very positive and important strengths to have. Next, I recommend that you provide examples of these strengths in action. Then, discuss how these strengths will benefit PG&E, should you be hired. We have a guide to answering 'What are your greatest strengths' if you would like to explore the topic futher. Here is the link: https://www.mockquestions.com/articles/How to Answer 5 of The Most Common Interview Questions/
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As an HR professional, I learn things very quickly and I will research what I do not know until I feel like a subject matter expert on the topic. I understand the importance of being a reliable resource for employees, so I always try to be on the top of my game with both internal processes and current state laws and regulations.
Additionally and equally as important, I think that one of my greatest strengths is my ability to work with just about anybody. I build relationships with people very easily, and I always try my best to be an exemplary team player. I am an advocate of knowledge transfer, so I am always willing to help or train my team members in my strong areas, and I look for the same advice when I am in need of counsel. I hope that I join a team that will foster this type of collaboration.
Rachelle's Feedback
Fantastic answer! You have many coveted strengths, and you make it very clear how these strengths will benefit PG&E should they hire you. Compelling and well said.
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I will say my greatest skills will be my attitude, my ability to solve problems, and my ability to stay focused and block out distractions. And always willing to learn new skills and knowledge.
Jaymie's Feedback
These are excellent skills to share! If you've ever received feedback from prior managers about your performance in these areas, you can share that information to reinforce your answer. Also, don't forget to answer the second part of the question about how your skills would benefit PG&E if hired.
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