Focus on describing your written and oral communication skills. If you have a professor or former supervisor who commented on your excellent communication skills in a letter of recommendation or performance review, use their description in your response. The interviewer wants to know that you can speak clearly with others while properly documenting reports and other forms of written communications.

Avoid saying your communication skills could use improvement. The interviewer will pass you over for another candidate if you have poor communication skills. Suppose you need to strengthen your communication skills. In that case, you might want to enroll in a leadership course, public speaking class, read a book, or watch a video on improving your communication skills before your interview.

"I have solid communication skills and feel this skill is one of my greatest strengths. I took one year of communications courses in college and have honed my verbal and written communication skills over the years. I have a letter of recommendation from my previous employer highlighting these skills and have a copy if you would like to see it."