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Question 9 of 31 for our Sales Engineers Mock Interview

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Question 9 of 31

What kind of communicator are you? Talk about how your communication style has helped you become an effective Sales Engineer.

"As a communicator, I consider myself to be very intentional. This means that I don't make any assumptions when I engage with clients or colleagues. I'm very deliberate with the information I share, as well as my motives. Further, I ensure that my word choice, voice inflection, body language, and other non-verbal aspects of communication are all congruent with my goals. For example, if I go into a meeting with people that I hadn't met before, I'll be sure to share any relevant information before the meeting, as well as a high-level agenda. During the meeting, I will go over the agenda and expected outcomes and speak in terms that are comprehensible to the audience. I'll do everything so that my non-verbal communication is cohesive with my verbal communication at all times."

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  • 9. What kind of communicator are you? Talk about how your communication style has helped you become an effective Sales Engineer.

      How to Answer

      Sales Engineering requires a complex set of communication skills. The role requires one to be adept at relating with different levels of leaders and a variety of technical subject matter experts. Talk about how and why your communication style fits these requirements.

      Written by Ryan Brown on August 16th, 2021

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      "As a communicator, I consider myself to be very intentional. This means that I don't make any assumptions when I engage with clients or colleagues. I'm very deliberate with the information I share, as well as my motives. Further, I ensure that my word choice, voice inflection, body language, and other non-verbal aspects of communication are all congruent with my goals. For example, if I go into a meeting with people that I hadn't met before, I'll be sure to share any relevant information before the meeting, as well as a high-level agenda. During the meeting, I will go over the agenda and expected outcomes and speak in terms that are comprehensible to the audience. I'll do everything so that my non-verbal communication is cohesive with my verbal communication at all times."

      Written by Ryan Brown on August 16th, 2021