What accomplishments has given you the most satisfaction and why?

Answer 1

The most important accomplishment in my life so far is realizing who I really am and not trying to play up any egos or pretend to be someone I am not; these bring nothing but fusteration on your part. Most people believe that accomplishments consist of only succeeding in sports, making big bucks, or being "better" than their neighbors. Sure, these can give you satisfaction for a little while, though they do not last. The best thing you can do is to find your true self and be the real you every day. Forget egos, forget boasting--all you need is to be true and try to make at least one person smile each day. Believe me, an accomplishment like that lasts for life. Hope this was helpful!

I would probably say being in school plays because they boost confidence, but unfortunately I don't get that many chances to be in them in secondary school.

Answer 2

when you speak about the past you reflect on the achievements that you obtained in the form of the winning attributes you achieved with your career. the past always has an impact on future endeavours and that can also be obtained by reference checks that can be done.

Paul

Answer 3

You should select a career-related accomplishment when discussing the answer to this question. An accomplishment that is quantifiable or documented is best, because you can offer to forward the information with the interviewer after the interview.

Answer 4

This is your opportunity to sell yourself to the interviewer. Make sure that before the interview you have checked out what is required in the job. Before the interview think through the skills and achievements you have that match the skills required in the job. When you are asked this question you can then sell, sell, sell yourself for the job.

In the links below I have put a guide to interview success that tells you how to structure you answers.

The key is in the time spent in preparation. This means you can be confident and polished on the day

Answer 5

The purpose of this question is to discern what you would be good at in your job. Think carefully about the things that have made you happy and state one of them in a way that will highlight your ability to do the job for which you are interviewing. For example, if you are interviewing for a sales job, you could mention a time you made a great sale and made the customer happy. If you are applying for a training job, you could mention a time you taught someone something and saw the look of comprehension on that person's face. This will show that you deeply understand the entire process of what you accomplished and that your satisfaction is not selfish. Possessing these qualities would make you a better employee than simply mentioning an incident that made you happy.

Answer 6

My accomplishment is the growth which I have gained from my past experiences.

life is never been easy for me, rather for any one. But the most important thing that i have learned is fighting. Fighting without giving up, and the result where i stand today and m expecting to leading it ahead.

Answer 7

With all my experiences now leads to attend the interview in a great concern , this itself a big satisfaction