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Can you help me on how to introduce yourself in an college scholarship interview.?

Question by basit: Can you help me on how to introduce yourself in an college scholarship interview.?
Or answering the question “say something about yourself”. Help me by sharing your Idea. Pretend to be the one who is being interviewed. I’ll be admitting my self to an interview this coming Saturday. thanks

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Answer by Arbitrary Person
Usually, you walk into the room. The interviewer(s) will stand up, shake your hand, invite you to sit down. They start by introducing themselves. They may ask you to say your name, or they may address you by name when you enter the room (they usually already know your basic information).

I’ve never had an interview that asked something so generic as “say something about yourself”. They tend to ask rather specific questions, like “say something about your goals” or “why you deserve this scholarship” or “a hardship you’ve overcome”.

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In an interview what the interviewer asks “tell me about yourself” what do they really want to know?

Question by I <3 my boys: In an interview what the interviewer asks “tell me about yourself” what do they really want to know?
Do they want to know your strengths, your personal life, your goals? Should the answer be brief?

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Answer by Bev B
They don’t want your life history or personal details (many of which they can’t ask about legally, but you might be tempted to offer them inadvertently when describing yourself). What they want is a concise description of who you think you are and what your best traits are. Hopefully, those traits (honest, hard working, problem solver, team player) fit the company’s culture or the type of position you’re applying for.

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How would you describe yourself at a Job Interview?

Question by Jo’s Nation: How would you describe yourself at a Job Interview?
I’m in high school and my class is requiring us to answer these questions in front of the class next week. And I need help! So, i am very desperate for answers and please don’t tell me to do my own homework. Thanks for your time!

Here are the questions:

1. Tell me about yourself?

2. What accomplishments are you proud of?

3. Strengths?

4. Weaknesses?

5. Where do you see yourself five years from now?

6. What would you prefer to work with? People, data, things, alone?

Please answer in your own opinions and again ,Thank you for your time!

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Answer by Nick L
sexay!!!

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“tell me about yourself” and “what is your weakness?” sample answers!!!?

Question by Fdjhd Sfdhsdf: “tell me about yourself” and “what is your weakness?” sample answers!!!?
hello yahoo users,
I am a second-year college student who is in co-op this fall term. I have not got my first work experiences, yet have volunteered a number of times. I have not been in the interview environment and I have seen (interview questions& answers) videos on youtube. But, I think I have not got sufficient work experiences. Here is what I have done so far and if you don’t mind, can you please write a sample answer for “tell me about yourself”?

1. volunteered at hospital
-volunteered as a receptionist in family business
-cleaned bed; answered phone calls from patients and make appointments
-have volunteered in summer two times
2. outreach to South Africa
-volunteered at local orphanage and drama
-understanding problems
3. scorekeeping at highschhol
4. being a group leader at a local camp
-keep group members safe

*i am a hardworking student and catch things quickly.
ex when my parents were gone for vacation and I received a bill. I quickly caught that there was a calculation mistake. It cost 300$ less than what i was expected to pay.
-fully committed to work: can do work without having any break which can be weakness because I only think work as my priority. (if i am to answer what is your weakness? then i am going to say about this; but, how can i say?)

thank you in advance

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Answer by katydint
Congratulations! You have tons of valid experience! You merely need, as you state, help in finding the right words. Here we go:
1) Hospital Volunteer
-receptionist (responded/redirected incoming calls; problem solved with clients**; scheduled appointments)
-worked two summers
2) South African Outreach
-various duties while interning at orphanage
-provided companionship, problem solving and mentoring to youth
-shared in drama production
3) High school sport scorekeeper
-perfectly accurate record keeping**
4) Summer camp
-group leader of “how many in group”
-safety education and monitoring
-guide members through teamwork**
SKILLS:
Proofreading (caught 0 error on family debt)
Active listening
Problem solving
Initiative in teamwork or alone
Competent working solo
WEAKNESSES:
Strong focus on task at hand, must sometimes be reminded to take a break.
Enjoy helping others, try not to do more than necessary, thus facilitating their successes.
I’ve been told that sometimes I work too hard**

BEST WISHES, you have what you need, just ‘work it’ !
I’d hire ya in a snap.

**IF THIS IS TRUE FOR YOU

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What is the best answer to this job interview question? Can you name something negative about yourself?

I don’t want to go with the usual “I’m too much of a perfectionist” or “I take on too much responsibility” or “I work too hard”. I feel these are cliche responses that they will see right through. I also don’t want to say something bad about myself that makes them not want to give me the job.

I have an interview for a possible promotion and I know they always ask this question, no matter how pointless it seems to me.

How do you answer the question “what are your strengths” in an interview if you’re pessimistic about yourself?

Question by eternus: How do you answer the question “what are your strengths” in an interview if you’re pessimistic about yourself?
When I’m asked “what are your weakness” I sometimes accidentally name 3 or 4, but I can’t think of a good strength. I have low self esteem and can’t think of anything from my work experience that was notable. Usually I say something like “well, uh, I got my job done when there were deadlines” but I probably need something better. Yes, I know, confidence is important, you don’t need to tell me that. Can you give examples of what I could say? I could name a technical skill but that may not be a good idea. I’m talking about interviews for IT type jobs.

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Answer by adi v
it means on what you’re good at,example you’re a cook and your strength is you’re good at cooking chinese dishes.it’s like that men.

just try to say good at multi tasking,doing different task at the same time.

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