What Is Your Greatest Weakness?
What are your weaknesses? This question is fraught with opportunities to sink an interview. You should never answer the question with your weaknesses that are consistent with the key to success factors of the job that you are trying to obtain. When asked this question, I articulate some skill that I am currently working to improve my golf game and I am currently working to free up extra time to write. The question is “What is your weakness?” which means ay weakness is a fair game to discuss. You don’t have to point out a weakness that is related to work. If the interviewer really pushes you to give a work-related example, then you can say, “I tend to spend extra time at the margin, going over and over an assignment, when I have already determined It was right”
Divine Grace
One morning I went to the gas company- I’d gotten a shut off notice for that day. Though I’d severed as a superior court judge, I’d been unemployed for a year. I pleaded my case to the woman behind the counter, my eye glassy with embarrassment. She said, probably don’t remember me, but you gave my son grace in your courtroom” she granted me a 3- day extension and slid the bill back under the glass. She had written “Thank you” on it. I never said a word, but in the parking lot, I burst into tears. -Torkwase Sekou
Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something…
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Etiquette Lesson: Guest Edition
Always RSVP respond sooner rather than later so you won’ forget- and so your host can plan accordingly. A simple call or text will usually suffice.
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A Better You
Establish measurable, realistic weekly goals. Then, identify one thing you can do each day to work toward that goal. It’s easier to stay motivated when you have immediate things to work on. -Amy Morin
Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real life wisdom on to others as I embark on this new venture of “positively purging“, as I know each of these pieces represents something…
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Tagged Adaptability, Amy Morin, aspiration, change, determination, dreams, encouragement, failure, faith, goals, grateful, happiness, insight, inspiration, letting go, life, mindfulness, motivated, purpose
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