Completeing a

Self-Assessment

 

Match your qualifications with the company’s expectations. You must give the company specific reasons to hire you, you must have something to offer, and tell them how it is. The way you characterize and re-evaluate your self can play a role in your job search.  If you attain a unique skill you should include it on your resume and to bring up in the interview; this could lead to many different types of job advancements opportunities. Don’t disregard any valuable skills such as:

  • Multi Lingual
  • Credentials
  • Write in different dialect

Questions for Self- Analysis

Starting with the self-assessment process gives you more choices and increases your confidence that you are on the right career path. A self assessment can reveal:

These are critical in helping you make informed and appropriate career choices. Looking for a relationship between these personal characteristics and the work you are considering is the most important step to take before you write a résumé or begin the search for a job. When you write your résumé and prepare for a job interview, the task is considerably easier if you have completed the self assessment process first. Start by examining your interests, strengths, and traits. Ask yourself:

  • What do I do well?
  • What do I enjoy doing?
  • What do others tell me about myself?
  • What energizes me?
  • What am I passionate about?
Answering these questions will help you identify your strengths and make better decisions. Many people try to conform to jobs advertisements. Employers today have many qualified candidates from whom to choose. You will be seriously considered for a position only if you show that:
  • You know who you are
  • What you can offer
  • Where you are going
Be sure you are completing a self assessment. The thoughts, ideas, and opinions of others may matter to you, it is important that you express your personal attributes, values, skills, and interests and how these influence your career decision-making process.