Interviewers may ask you to describe yourself throughout the interview process to learn more about your life experience and personality traits. The words you use to describe yourself and your work experience during an interview can help human resources professionals decide if they want to move you forward in the hiring process. Choosing the right positive words to define yourself and your talents can help you make the best first impression with a hiring manager, recruiter or human resources professional.
In this article, we list words and adjectives you can use to describe yourself when communicating with a prospective employer and provide tips for using descriptive terms throughout the hiring process.
Why is it important to effectively describe yourself?
Making a strong first impression during an interview is an important step in your job search process. Describing yourself effectively in job applications or during an interview gives hiring managers a sense of who you are as a professional. Using accurate and engaging word choices to define your key traits also helps prospective employers determine if you fit into the company culture and whether you can thrive in the new workplace. It's also important to use positive language as you share your strengths with hiring professionals.
Planning how to describe yourself for an interview also makes it easier to answer common questions like "tell me about yourself," or "use four words to describe yourself." Even if a recruiter or hiring manager doesn't directly ask you to describe yourself, it's a good idea to share strong adjectives and terms that help the interviewer understand more about your skills, professional attitude and personality. Use descriptive words to share your most marketable traits, linking your skills to the prospective job. Take the opportunity to elaborate on each term as you describe yourself throughout the interview.
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by Abigail Workman
I have this problem where it’s easy for me to say I’m “trusting God.” And then He puts those words to the test, and I realize I really struggle with how to trust God. He’s done this time and time again. There’s one time in particular that I can vividly remember as God put my faith and my trust to the test.
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