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| some sort of organizational skills. Employers will want | | | | Lastly, the interviewer wants to see that you can |
| their employees will be able to get all their work done | | | | transfer your organizational skills over to other people. |
| on time without forgetting anything. Interviewers will be | | | | They might ask you if you've ever had to get a group |
| looking for this ability in potential employees. Read to | | | | of people organized, or lead a team in completing a |
| find out what they'll specifically be asking about. | | | | project. Any time you've gathered people together to |
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| The first thing the interviewer will want to know is that | | | | kept everyone organized and on task, and how you |
| you can meet deadlines. They might ask you to think | | | | kept everyone in communication so no one lost out on |
| of a time when you had an urgent deadline and you | | | | important information. You may have done this through |
| had to decide what tasks were truly important in order | | | | regular meetings, email, phone calls, or any number of |
| get it done on time. The interviewer will want to see | | | | other methods. Talk about what you did that worked |
| that you can prioritize properly, and won't get frantic | | | | well. |
| when deadlines are looming. Talk about how you kept | | | | Obviously, none of this will count for much if you seem |
| yourself organized, decided which tasks were urgent | | | | disorganized during the interview or during other parts |
| and which could wait until later. | | | | of the interview process. Make sure you have any |
| The next thing the interviewer will want to see is that | | | | papers you bring well-organized and ready to hand to |
| you have the ability to plan independently. The | | | | the interviewer if necessary. Return phone calls and |
| interviewer might ask about a time when you had to | | | | emails in a timely manner, and be punctual to the |
| create a plan and execute it. Talk about how you | | | | interview. Don't seem rushed or frazzled. Aim for a |
| figured out what you needed to get done and how | | | | good first impression that you've got everything |
| well you stuck to the plan. Plans invariably change, so | | | | together. As long as you spend enough time on |
| you don't have to claim that yours was followed to the | | | | preparation, you won't seem out of sorts on interview |
| letter, but do talk about how your plan kept the project | | | | day. |