"I'm very organized and can multi-task many projects and assignments. I've attended school full-time, completed a part-time internship, and played intramural sports, so I've had a very busy schedule. I am never late to anything and keep myself organized through my calendar and weekly planning and prioritizing. This strength in my personal life will transfer well in my work at PepsiCo. I do not doubt that I will be able to thrive in a fast-paced environment where multi-tasking and self-organizing skills are required to be successful."

"I have been told by previous supervisors that I show initiative in my work. I proactively work to sort out problems when they arise and work effectively in a team when necessary to fix an issue. During an end-of-year review with my boss last year, she commented on how much she appreciates my initiative and leadership when a stressful situation pops up."

Think of the traits that helped you succeed in the past. You can draw from your experiences in school or activities if you lack work experience. Then, demonstrate your self-awareness by pointing out a strength that you've honed over the years. It is best to discuss a skill directly relevant to the role you're applying to at PepsiCo with a tangible example to boot.

"I have great people skills, and I make a point to be positive to boost morale when other people on my team are struggling. I'm a good listener and work hard to manage conflict with grace and ease whenever an issue arises with a client or a co-worker. All of my skills will increase productivity by keeping the work environment positive. I focus on providing the best quality in my work, which rubs off on my co-workers because my work ethic motivates them."