Tell me about your post-secondary experience and how it prepared you for a career with State Farm?
The interviewer would like to know what transferable skills and knowledge you gained throughout your education which has prepared you for this opportunity. You can choose from your coursework, internships, clubs, extracurricular activities, or valuable life lessons you learned at that stage of your life. Consider any and every valuable lesson you've applied to your success moving forward.
"Every valuable piece of knowledge gained from my Bachelor of Business Administration Degree will be applied to my work with State Farm. My University experience was a positive one. I was able to apply myself wholeheartedly and graduate top of my class. In addition to the knowledge gained, I also developed strong organizational skills and a keen ability to multitask; additional skills that I look forward to bringing to State Farm."
"Although I do not bring industry specific post-secondary education, I do have some coursework completed that would be transferable to this role with State Farm. These courses include business administration, portfolio management, and organizational behavior."
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Anonymous Answer
Despite not having working experience with Python and AWS, I’ve completed Python fundamentals coursework offered by my current employer and I’m preparing for my AWS certified practitioner exam.
Marcie's Feedback
Awesome! Remember not to start your response with a negative ('Despite not having...'). Instead, jump right into what you DO have to offer ('I've completed Python...'). And then don't forget to connect your experience with the role and show how it will allow you to excel in it. Good job!
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