Job applicants need to think about this question in two ways:
Personal skills and qualities may be hard to define, especially for younger adults. An easy way to prepare for this question is to think of 5 things you like about yourself and what you really enjoy doing. For example, a list might include:
Then, ask your family and friends to tell you 5 single words that describe you. The words might include negatives, so you will need to identify the opposite word for each negative. So as an example, you are:
Now, let's say you are applying for an entry-level customer service job with a cable company. The job involves taking calls from customers when their service has a repair problem. The company uses computers to track calls and resolution of problems. You'll be expected to answer at least 1 call every 10 minutes and to either resolve the problem or to transfer the call to the right department. You will be expected to do basic trouble-shooting for the customer's internet connection.
On a job application or in an interview, take the qualities you identified and tailor your skills to the job you are applying to do, but don't lie. For example: I'm experienced with basic troubleshooting steps for re-establishing an Internet connection between a home computer and a cable modem. (The interviewer might ask you to list those steps.) My friends say I'm laid-back and because I enjoy listening to people's problems, it's easy for me to quickly realize the major concern a customer has. If I don't know an answer, I can recognize when I might need additional help in order to fully assist the customer.
These basic steps in identifying personal skills and qualities can be done for any type of job.
When you are asked the question about what qualifications, abilities, and strong points can help you succeed in a position during an interview, you should answer with confidence. Let them how your skills, such as organization, can help you. Your answer will vary depending on the position.
Only YOU know/have the information (skills and knowledge) about YOURSELF needed to answer this job application question.
Why on earth are you therefore asking WikiAnsers, WE are not applying for this job. If you can't see this then quite honestly, you are not fit to be employed.
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UCAS points are not typically awarded for VRQ qualifications. UCAS points are usually associated with academic qualifications like A-levels, BTECs, and the International Baccalaureate. VRQ qualifications are vocational qualifications that focus on practical skills and knowledge related to specific industries or job roles.
No, a certificate of appreciation cannot be counted as promotion points in the Army. Promotion points are earned through specific achievements and qualifications, such as completing training courses, earning awards, or demonstrating leadership abilities. Certificates of appreciation are typically given to recognize and thank individuals for their service, but they do not carry any point value towards promotions.
Since a misere is worth 250 points, they lose 250 points if they do not get their bid.
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They are identifiers of position or location.
depends on the position of the points if points are collinear, we have just only one line, the minimum number. If points are in different position (if any of the two points are not collinear) we have 21 lines (7C2), the maximum number of lines.
As these woudl be specialised qualifications not usually dealt with in the UK, I would recommend that you phone up the University(ies) which you wish to apply to and check that the qualifications you hold are acceptable on their courses. You can then either arrange to secure a place directly with the Uni, or find out how to list these qualifications on your UCAS application form.
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No, given any three points, it is possible for one of the points not to be on the line defined by the other two points. Only two points on a line are needed to identify the exact position of the line. The positions of any three points gives you the exact position of the plane that includes those three points.No, it is not true. If it were true, all triangles would be straight lines !?!
the "E's" are in different position. when he points to a certain "E" do the opposite position