"I find that budgeting and cost control, although easy concepts for me to understand, are often misunderstood by others. When there is a complicated concept to teach, I find that visual aids are often helpful. Studies show that 65% of people are visual learners and that presentations with visual components are 43% more persuasive. For that reason, I taught myself to create effective presentations with visuals. I use these visuals when meeting with project stakeholders."

"While attending university, I also worked part-time as a tutor for other healthcare management students. I found the best way to explain a complex topic was by using a multi-step approach. First, I would send a quick email summarizing what we'd be reviewing in our upcoming tutoring session. This approach helped the student come to our session with the right mindset and prepared to learn. Then, I provided a basic overview of the topic in person, checking for understanding all along the way. By the end of our session, I would recap and summarize. Lastly, I would give out collateral for the student to review a few hours later. This process allowed for various types of learners to be engaged while taking in bits of information at a time, rather than feeling forced to absorb too much information at once."

You want to avoid saying that you have difficulty explaining complicated concepts to others who do not understand. If you do not have excellent communication skills and cannot convey these concepts in a way that is easier to understand, the hiring authority may pass you over for another candidate.