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the trying to spin it into a positive thing is a little transparent. It's preferable to saying you're a twat or something but try and be a little origina;l

'my thirst for blood will never be quenched'

Mason wrote:'my thirst for blood will never be quenched'

Sorry but you'll never be a blade

It doesn't really matter as long as you follow it with something you've done that helps you overcome it day-to-day.

The "My biggest weakness is that [insert something positive]" approach is a bit easily spotted...

'Hello, my name's Olliver and I'm a dubaholic'

Say:
"I spend a lot of time on internet chat rooms where I like to pretend that I am from an imaginary place called Battyboy Massive"

"I respond to people who pressure me by telling them to fuck off...but it won't matter when I become your boss."

no, but what I'd really say is:

"I'm wary of first impressions so tend to reserve judgement until I've properly considered things. I'm aware that this may appear indecisive so am tempted to compensate by making snap decisions. I'm learning to counter this tendency by telling people who pressure me to fuck off."

"my dicks too big and sometimes i get awkward boners"

kidshuffle wrote:"my dicks too big and sometimes i get awkward boners"

There have been many a time in the office where I think about Ann Widdecombe before standing up, or it's the old hand in the pocket and pin it back trick.

the ol' hand in pocket maneuver. such a gem it is

I'm glad I reread Pedro's post there

ann widdecombe is definitely an antiboner too, holy.

good call pedro

Waiting for someone to do spud out of train spotting.

Going from Job interview questions to pinning up erections. Awesome.


So, I was thinking of:

"I occasionally have difficulty balancing macro-management and micro-management when things get too fast paced."

Opinions?

what job are you applying for?

Personally, it sounds contrived but I think you can work with it.

scspkr99 wrote:what job are you applying for?

Personally, it sounds contrived but I think you can work with it.

Jhonny2x4 wrote:It's entry type, but it's light-blue collar. It will be my first desk job with a cubicle if I actually land it.

It's mainly phone work though.

Cool thanks should read threads better. TBH I don't know how much micro or macro management your going to be expected to do and I don't think it sounds better than time management is a struggle under pressure.

You know the job better than anyone here so table something that you can be expected to be weaker in given it's entry level and use it as an opportunity to identify skills your looking to build whether it be time management or customer service or whatever else.

I've interviewed people a reasonable amount over the last 16 years or so and the ones that do best are the ones that seem most genuine.

jesslem wrote:Say:
"I spend a lot of time on internet chat rooms where I like to pretend that I am from an imaginary place called Battyboy Massive"

y so battyhurt

Jhonny2x4 wrote: "I occasionally have difficulty balancing macro-management and micro-management when things get too fast paced."

Opinions?

Too much management jargon IMO.
It reminds of a CV of this girl I know where her previous job duties were just a bunch of meaningless adjectives like 'responsible for providing responsive solutions to maximise client output in a digital and non digital domain while monitoring performances in integrating environments to ensure ongoing relationship values' she has a degree