What technical, and computer skills, do you possess?
"I have strong skills when it comes to social media planning, and posting. I have exposure to google analytics as well. I have primary experience in Mac-based programs such as Keynote and Pages, but these skills will translate very well to Microsoft based programs such as PowerPoint and Word."
"My computer and technical skills are strong as I continually take coursework to stay up to date on new trends and technologies. If I had to choose my top three core competencies, I would choose QuickBooks, the Microsoft Suite, and SalesForce. Anything you require that I may not know, I can study before my start date."
The interviewer would like a more comprehensive idea of your technical skills. It's likely that there is a list of desired skills on the job posting or job description, so be sure to refer to those 'must-have' and 'nice-to-have skills in your reply.
Some of the most common technical and computer skills an employer will look for these days include:
-Microsoft Word
-Microsoft Outlook
-Microsoft PowerPoint
-Microsoft Project
-Microsoft Excel
-Microsoft Access
- Google Suite (G-Suite)
- QuickBooks
- WordPress
-Photoshop
- InDesign
- Oracle
- PeopleSoft
- SAP (Various modules)
- SalesForce
- Point of Sale (POS) Systems
"I am an expert level user in the Microsoft Office suite, primarily in Excel where I can create highly effective spreadsheets with macros and other effective tools. I have experience in various SAP modules and QuickBooks. I know you were seeking someone with experience in these areas and I assure you I am very well-trained in all of them."
