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17 Written Skills Questions And Answers

2⟩ What resources do you use when it is necessary to expand and/or correct your vocabulary in a technical sense while you are writing at work?

Applicant should be able to use a dictionary to ascertain the correct usage of a word and its spelling. They should also use a thesaurus to develop greater fluency and powers of expression. Candidate should have knowledge of any online resources that may be available for his specific profession.

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7⟩ What do you like most about the gathering information to deal with a problem?

★ Comment that wanting to do a first-rate job, you're uncomfortable when you're uncertain that you've compiled enough research to quit and make a decision that affects the wellbeing of others.

★ Explain that you use multiple resources - Web, books, journals, and expert people - and you become frustrated when key resources aren't adequate.

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9⟩ How to deal with unexpected events on the job?

★ Mention specific instances where you were able to complete a project (or projects) on time despite unforeseen complications.

★ Discuss how you immediately reprioritize your assignments in emergencies.

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10⟩ What is toughest job problem that you've ever faced?

Recall a problem, the skills used in your action to deal with it, and the successful results; this is a skills-detailed version of PAR (problem, action, result).

Explain how you could apply those same skills to the prospective job.

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11⟩ How to rate writing skills in comparison to verbal skills?

Discuss how both skills - as well as listening - are important to being a good communicator, and that while one or the other may be your strong suit, you're working to become strongly proficient at both speaking and writing. Explain how you're doing so - class work, independent study, membership in Toastmasters International or a writing group; show brief writing samples.

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12⟩ Which resources do you use when it is necessary to expand and/or correct your vocabulary in a technical sense while you are writing at work?

Applicant should be able to use a dictionary to ascertain the correct usage of a word and its spelling. They should also use a thesaurus to develop greater fluency and powers of expression. Candidate should have knowledge of any online resources that may be available for his specific profession.

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16⟩ How to organize time?

★ Affirm that you put first things first. Each day you identify A-level tasks and get those done before moving on to B-level tasks. You return voicemail messages once or twice daily and urgent messages immediately.

★ Discuss how you went through a typical day on one of your previous jobs.

★ Comment that you use up-to-date planning products. These include planning software such as PlanPlusOnline, and PDA (personal digital assistant) hand-held devices, such as a BlackBerry. If you organize yourself on paper, mention a formal business product such as a Franklin Planner. (Pulling out a pocket calendar is like pulling out a slide rule.) Conclude with true examples showing that you completed multiple tasks on time.

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17⟩ How to delegate responsibility?

★ Discuss how you involve everyone in the overall picture.

★ Discuss specific projects that were successful because of your team effort.

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