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Other Approaches - Part 2
d) Pick a weakness that needs improvement, like:
“I need to know more languages. I speak only English; shall learn French, which shall help me in my customer relationship abilities"
e) To consider a skill, mention its’ down side, describe how they plan to keep that weakness in line, and then give examples.
“As, a weakness is just the flip side of a strength taken too far.”
Since, strengths and weakness are situational, require reading environment and using the skills accordingly, for example:
“Great customer service can mean being talkative”
“Ability to concentrate for long periods may look unfriendly. “
“Being realistic can be uncreative.“
“Juggling many projects may mean lost details or follow-up.”
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