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What things have you repeatedly been complemented for? What are the common positive comments you receive on your performance reviews? These can be great starting points for identifying your greatest strength! Share one of these things with the interviewer stating that others have told you this is your greatest strength. Next, share how this strength will help you as a supervisor. You might say something like this, "I have been told by past managers that my greatest strength is my ability to strike up a conversation with anyone! As a supervisor, this will help me build relationships with my employees making us a stronger team."
"I have been told by past managers that my greatest strength is my ability to strike up a conversation with anyone! As a supervisor, this will help me build relationships with my employees making us a stronger team."

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I have been told by past managers that my greatest strength is my interpersonal skills. At my current company, we have connection scores to gauge how our colleagues and associates rate you as a manager. My scores were higher than the peer benchmark network-wide, as well as my manager's scores. As a manager, this will help me build relationships with my employees, making us a stronger team.

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The detail you offer regarding your connection scores is fantastic! This addition ensures that you 'show and tell' in your reply as opposed to just 'telling.' Very well done!
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