Assure the interviewer that you have strong leadership skills. The interviewer wants to hear that you lead by example, motivate teams to work together to achieve a common goal, and have the communication skills to inspire others. Give examples of your leadership skills as a Construction Superintendent. If you are new to the industry, give an example from a previous job, school, or sports team.

Companies want to hire Construction Superintendents with solid leadership skills to lead their crews of construction personnel. If your leadership skills need improvement, it is best to improve your leadership skills before applying to a position as a Construction Superintendent. Avoid telling the interviewer that your leadership skills are lacking, or you will be passed over for another candidate.

"I would rate my leadership skills as a 9 out of 10 since there is always room for improvement. I have been in leadership roles since high school. I was the captain of my football team and class valedictorian. I led hotshot crews while working as a wildland firefighter for three years, and I have been working as a Construction Superintendent for the past five years. I am very comfortable leading others by example."