A genuine story . . .
An airline steward competitor went after a position at one of the world's driving carriers. Her meeting comprised of a board of questioners sitting opposite a line of competitors.
The questioners went down the line and posed every candidate the cliché inquiry, "What is your greatest shortcoming?"
The airline steward being referred to had a smooth, proficient reaction arranged:
While I accept I truly do have shortcomings," she said, "I don't completely accept that I have any that would influence my capacity to play out this occupation well."
It was an incredible response and it worked. She landed the position. After twenty years, she's a blissful, fulfilled worker of a similar carrier.
Do, notwithstanding, stay away from the reaction presented by one of different candidates during the gathering interviews. At the point when asked her greatest shortcoming, she answered, "Gracious, I'm in every case late."
While that answer would be appalling in any work, could you at any point picture how it went over when your work environment can LEAVE without you?" (She didn't, as you could figure, land the position.)