What do you regard as significant achievements in your professional career?

Answer 1

When an interviewer asks about one's most important professional achievement, this will get the applicant to speak more about himself. This should be answered in such a way that the applicant is not bragging, but giving emphasis to one's values and contribution to previous company.

Answer 2

In high school or even in my student period, I was looking as the graduation day as a major achievement in someone's (start point) career. I graduated with honours(in top 3), I'm an Engineer, and today I believe that the big achievement was not the faculty graduation, for me, it was a natural process; the fact I maintainted and managed myself during faculty period I consider as one of my strong points (I benefited by studies and merit scholarship, from various projects I worked for, from coaching activities).

Answer 3

Significant achievements in a professional career may include a promotion or salary increase. A career achievement is primarily determined by that person and can be as simple as finding a job that fits with what they love to do.

Answer 4

This is often an interview question that you will come across. Make sure to answer it with some of your past accomplishments that highlight how you'd be a good fit for the position.

Answer 5

You may be asked what your professional achievements have been in a job interview. This is a way for a potential employer to gauge what you have done and what your goals are.

Answer 6

People base their proudest accomplishment of their working career on many factors. Fulfillment of goals, helping others, giving back to community, and earning a living are just a few.,

Answer 7

I wont say biggest professional achievement i stillhave to achieve...