When you're asked what your greatest weakness is there are
several different ways you can answer, including mentioning skills that aren't
critical for the job, skills you have improved on, and turning a negative into
a positive. Instead of weakness you can accurate it as "Areas of Improvement”.
These are some “Areas of Improvement” to choose from the
next time you have a job interview:
I used to be a little unorganized, but I started using this
tactic and my organization skills have really improved- Explain the specific
method of organization you started using that has allowed you to be more
organized. Your interviewer will be interested to hear how you’re improving
I want to improve on my Vocabulary. To improve it, I read a
lot & try to use new words in each day conversation. – Explain what you read & How often.
I used to wait until the last minute to turn in assignments
by their deadlines, but now I’ve started working ahead.”
I used to like to work on one project at a time, but now I
can work on multiple and produce higher quality work.”
You could explain
that you've never been strong at public speaking,
but over the past few years, you've asked for team leadership roles, run successfully
meetings, and found tools to help you be more comfortable when addressing a
crowd.
Always explain each weakness with suitable example to turn it into Positive.
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