How to Answer: How would you describe your written communication skills?
9. How would you describe your written communication skills?
How to Answer
Being a bright communicator, in written form, is an essential skill to master. Discuss any courses you have taken in communication, journalism, or writing. If you have a sample of your written communication in the form of a report of a work-related article, you can certainly bring that example with you. Talk to the interviewer about your written communication abilities and support your answer with a case or story.
Here are some words to describe your communication skills:
- Articulate
- Crisp
- Eloquent
- Formal
- Informal
- Punchy
- Succinct
Answer Example
"I would describe my written communication skills as succinct and would rate myself as a 9/10. I have always had a penchant for writing and have taken university courses related to communication, writing, and journalism."
Admin
"As an administrative assistant, my written communication has to be perfect, as it often comes on behalf of the executive whom I support. I would describe my written skills as concise and cordial."
Manager
"I have strong written communication skills. I spend a lot of time working on teams from around the world and have to be able to communicate clearly."
Marketing
"I communicate diligently with my clients who often request every decision in writing. In addition to my marketing education, I have also taken technical writing courses."
Retail
"I describe my written communication skills as brief yet informative. I like to use bullet points so that the important reading points are obvious to the recipient."
Sales
"I have above average written communication skills. I am an experienced writer and have also written many successful quotes and RFP's in my career. I would describe my written communication skills as clear, concise, and thorough."
Teacher
"My written communication skills are powerful. I often utilize written communications as a follow up to verbal communications. They provide a great resource for my students and their parents to go back to, and reference, plus they might answer any questions that come up along the way."
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