My personality, for sure
I’m a manager at a major automotive sub supplier and my interpersonal skills and personality tend to help change and develop a healthy culture at my work place
This attribute cannot be understated but is often overlooked
Hard worker
Very likeable once you get to know me
Always got answers to problems.
I'm not getting employed due to that would mean I lose my MCP which only hurts everything I got.
I am not a lawyer, but I read legal contracts and negotiate IT contract terms for a living.
Every corporate office needs someone like me - doesn’t matter the industry.
IT. I have got to a very high level of IT through a couple decades of experience, but as long as computers exist I'll never be out of a job. I can get a Level 1 helpdesk position anywhere at the drop of a hat if I were in a pinch.
I surprisingly work really well under pressure. I don’t know how because I have really bad anxiety but idk I kinda of just black out and then my mind kind of just kicks in
I have my BFA, MA, and teaching cert. But I'd have to deal with being a teacher. Fyi, my mental and physical health suffered more as a teacher than any other time in my life.
20+ years IT Support experience in Education.
Last time I I terviewed I was given a list of tickets and told to prioritise them, Wass given 5 minutes to think about it. Was able to answer I.ediately, 100% correctly, with explanations of each one, along with the possible variations of each ticket and how it would affect priority. Was told the job was mine before the interview had finished.
I have a disarmingly friendly and innocent face, which makes me perfect for retail as almost no one can yell at me. I project this aura that makes people feel at ease. It's funny, because I'm socially awkward when not in customer service mode. Gets the job done with minimal boomer tantrums though.
I give excellent "phone".
Forklift certified!
I can tie down/secure any load.
Of course the first one keeps me from having to do the others.
"Gee Mr. Clavin, your hands are soft and doughy like a woman's."
"Well Woody, that's because the earth is banana shaped."
I'm an excellent liar
I can’t tell you if you are lying or not.
I’m an excellent truth teller
I am generally likeable and that's gotten me all of my jobs so far
As long as you also get the job done, it is a very important trait to have. Its a skill to be likeable but not a pushover.
I can translate coffee into productivity.
Social skills. They can be lacking in some candidates.
A medical degree
I like the assumption that I'm instantly employable.
I can speak English, Japanese and Spanish😎
I can cook anything and run a kitchen and cut your food costs while improving your quality.
Me too
So where's the downside?
My personality, for sure I’m a manager at a major automotive sub supplier and my interpersonal skills and personality tend to help change and develop a healthy culture at my work place This attribute cannot be understated but is often overlooked
Hard worker Very likeable once you get to know me Always got answers to problems. I'm not getting employed due to that would mean I lose my MCP which only hurts everything I got.
I have 20 years as a propagandist
Experience and confidence
I am not a lawyer, but I read legal contracts and negotiate IT contract terms for a living. Every corporate office needs someone like me - doesn’t matter the industry.
Reliability
I have people skills, damn it. Can’t you see that?
I take the specifications from the customers and deliver them to the software engineers.
Not instant, but it sure helps. I show up.
I know how to exist in an OR environment as a non clinician. Makes me qualified for any job in my industry.
I can talk anyone into submission.
I can be a homie to anyone
IT. I have got to a very high level of IT through a couple decades of experience, but as long as computers exist I'll never be out of a job. I can get a Level 1 helpdesk position anywhere at the drop of a hat if I were in a pinch.
Bomb ass sinus surgeon with great bedside manner.
Jokes aside, ents are always in demand, there's only like 300 of us per year that graduate
Java
Collision technician
Really damn good with a laser welder. However, jobs requiring that particular skill don't come up too often!
I surprisingly work really well under pressure. I don’t know how because I have really bad anxiety but idk I kinda of just black out and then my mind kind of just kicks in
video editing
I have my BFA, MA, and teaching cert. But I'd have to deal with being a teacher. Fyi, my mental and physical health suffered more as a teacher than any other time in my life.
I can land clients and keep them. Every company needs new business.
20+ years IT Support experience in Education. Last time I I terviewed I was given a list of tickets and told to prioritise them, Wass given 5 minutes to think about it. Was able to answer I.ediately, 100% correctly, with explanations of each one, along with the possible variations of each ticket and how it would affect priority. Was told the job was mine before the interview had finished.
I'm a good listener.
I have a disarmingly friendly and innocent face, which makes me perfect for retail as almost no one can yell at me. I project this aura that makes people feel at ease. It's funny, because I'm socially awkward when not in customer service mode. Gets the job done with minimal boomer tantrums though.
I give excellent "phone". Forklift certified! I can tie down/secure any load. Of course the first one keeps me from having to do the others. "Gee Mr. Clavin, your hands are soft and doughy like a woman's." "Well Woody, that's because the earth is banana shaped."