- I don't have any weaknesses (everyone has weaknesses...recruiter knows you're lying)
- I'm a workaholic (displays inability to effectively manage time)
- I'm a perfectionist (shows inability to delegate or make a decision)
As a recruiter, when I ask you to identify your weakness(es), IT IS A TRICK QUESTION! What I'm trying to get to is 1) Are you going to be honest, 2)Are you prepared, 3)If you identified a weakness, what are you doing to turn it into a strength, and 4)If you are going to reveal any information that may be a potential red flag.
See this article from the Wall Street Journal (http://tinyurl.com/cb7ff9).
What are some of the answers that you have given when a recruiter has asked you this question?
Tammy Turner
President/CEO
Kapstone Recruiting & Training Services
http://www.kapstonejobs.com
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/kapstone-recruiting
1 comment:
I have said it is difficult for me to say, "no." Then I continued to explain I am learning how to communicate to my supervisor that I may need more time to work on a project, and ask what order I should prioritize each assignment.
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