Sample Answers.

• My greatest strength is my ability to work effectively with many different people. My strong communication skills have made me an effective project manager on dozens of projects over the past five years. Because this job involves a lot of team projects, I know that my communication and interpersonal skills and make me an ideal fit for the position.
  
• My greatest strength is my ability to stay focused on my work and finish tasks earlier than they are due. I'm not easily distracted, and this means that my performance is very high, even in a busy office like this one.
  
• My organizational skills are my greatest strength. I'm capable of keeping many projects on track at the same time. At my last job, I was typically assigned to be project manager on any team assignments, due to my ability to stick to deadlines and keep track of our team’s progress. These organizational skills would allow me to effectively juggle all of the day-to-day operations of the office as office manager.
  
• My greatest strength is my listening ability. I pay careful attention to what I’m being told about everything, from specific information relating to current projects, to future projects, even to what my colleagues did over the weekend. By being a good listener, I am more effective at completing projects efficiently. My listening skills also help me effectively motivate others, which would be a large part of my job as head of the department.

4. There are several different ways to answer when you're asked during a job interview what your greatest weakness is. You can mention skills that aren't critical for the job, skills you have improved on, or turn a negative into a positive.

Even though the question is about weaknesses, your answer should always be framed around positive aspects of your skills and abilities as an employee.

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