They usually name two or three of their best skills, followed by two weaknesses. Name your strong points and put them in a story. In your story, it is important to be specific about your competencies. For example: "I'm flexible" is not specific at all. It can have more meanings than you intended. Although it's a bit straightforward, try to give background information as to why you have these strengths or weaknesses. Also don't forget what you have done in the past. Things you have done in your previous jobs should be presented as experience for the position you are applying for. Moreover, try to get information about the person(s) who will be interviewing you. Which function does he/she have? What is his/her background? Adapt your story to this person. Does he/she have a science background? Then you can go on in depth about what you did in the past. Don't criticise the way people do their job This can land you in a hostile position! For example: "Why are you using this old HPLC device?
Only include the classification of your degree if you received an outstanding classification such as a First. Section 3 – Work Experience/Career History For graduates, this is the section that will present the most difficulty, as your work experience is likely to be limited. If you have completed any internships or periods of work experience, this is the place where it needs to go. You can also include voluntary work or summer placements. Be sure to include the start and end dates of your employment, your job title and the company. You don't need to include information such as your reason for leaving or salary. For each company, try to write three or four bullet points (in the third person) about your duties and responsibilities, but try to make them as achievements-focused as possible. So rather than saying something like: 'Demonstrated excellent communication skills when speaking with customers' Say something like: 'Entered into successful negotiations with customers to secure new business' Start with your most recent employer or work experience and work backwards.
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What would you do if you see another employee stealing? Basic questions. If a customer came to you with a bad attitude, what would you do? Where would you direct them? Would you lash out at them, or would you be able to take it? Questions like that. Interviewer: How were you notified that you received the job? CVS Pharmacy Cashier: They phone and email. It didn't take them really long. It took them about two weeks. I pressured them, and they were happy that I did. Interviewer: What set you apart from other candidates? CVS Pharmacy Cashier: Because I had previous experience, not in the cashier field, but I work at different nursing homes. So I had good customer service with different age groups of people. Interviewer: What other advice would you give to a job seeker looking to gain employment? CVS Pharmacy Cashier: Go in with a smile. Go in knowing what you want and a good resume, good attitude. CVS Pharmacy Cashier Interview Video Video Transcript Interviewer: Please describe your job title and primary duties.