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Espinola
How would you answer this question if an employer was to ask.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
They include being able to spell "strengths" and "weaknesses."
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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Robert
How would you answer this question if an employer was to ask.
I would say that spelling is among my greatest strengths...
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Tom Willett
My strengths and weaknesses have absolutely nothing to do with you or yours.
But, if I were a prospective employer, I wouldn't hire you because of your:
1) inability to spell
2) asking complete strangers such a question
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But, if I were a prospective employer, I wouldn't hire you because of your:
1) inability to spell
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Idaho Word Man
Oh, my, this is a discouraging post.
I'm not nearly so concerned that this poor soul can't spell either
"strengths" or "weaknesses," but has he/she lost all ability to think? Can't
he/she critically evaluate personal strengths or weaknesses?
Hardly a week (weak?) goes by that we don't have at least a few people ask
us what they should say on their resumes, how they should apply for a job, or
what they should write in a letter. Sometimes it seems that we're living in a
nation of brain-dead zombies who drift through life on autopilot and who are
lost in any situation for which there is no template.
Very discouraging.
Fred
I'm not nearly so concerned that this poor soul can't spell either
"strengths" or "weaknesses," but has he/she lost all ability to think? Can't
he/she critically evaluate personal strengths or weaknesses?
Hardly a week (weak?) goes by that we don't have at least a few people ask
us what they should say on their resumes, how they should apply for a job, or
what they should write in a letter. Sometimes it seems that we're living in a
nation of brain-dead zombies who drift through life on autopilot and who are
lost in any situation for which there is no template.
Very discouraging.
Fred