here i am providing some powerful phrases adding them in your resume or while interviewing will aid impression to interviewer
During the
interview, whenever you are describing your successes and achievements, you
will want to use up-to-date terms to describe your experiences and
accomplishments. Words, like everything else in our lives have a “shelf life”
and become old or dated. An example of using outdated words is
to address a cover
letter using the phrase: “To whom it may concern.” While this is proper as far
as grammar and protocol goes, it is also very dated. This is true of
industry-specific jargon as well.
In order to impress
your interviewer, you should use the words you glean from the posting. Doing so
will prove that you see what it takes to do this job—a certain type of person
and you are that person! For our example, you could say
The Words You Use
Send a Strong Message
while describing Your Profile
1.I’m a wide profile sales/marketing/customer support professional
use above to describe your industry
using 'wide profile’ sounds professional then ‘I have been working in'
2.I’m used to working in a busy environment
use it in exchange of ‘I perform well under pressure’
so that you don’t constantly repeat yourself.
3.Customer-orientated
means you have tricks to molify, assuage your costumer and you’ll be polite and efficient when dealing with them.
Remember customers are life-blood of every business, so this is what every potential employer will want to hear from you!
4.Meeting targets
'Meeting targets' sounds more practical then ‘getting things done in time’. In terms of work and professional environment, ‘targets’ is the word that’s used to describe tasks and assignments.
5.Handle stress easily
this phrase is especially relevant in customer support and other industries when dealing directly with customers, starting with catering and ending with direct sales.
6.Team player
if you’re a likeable person who gets along well with others while at the same time being able to maintain professional relationship instead of filling your workplace with gossip – then you’re a ‘team player’!
7.Can-do attitude
means you don’t accept defeat and you don’t get confused the moment situation gets difficult and complicated at work. You just get things done, you cheer others up in your workplace and you’re the right person for the job you’re going for!
8.Drive to succeed
is one of characteristics of a typical career person, and you definitely want to mention that during the interview or in your CV. Your future employer will look for someone who’s naturally driven by success, so make sure to describe yourself as such a person.
9.Results driven
this phrase is somewhat similar to the previous one with emphasis on results. Success is a more general term; results imply you’re good at meeting targets, too.
10.Eager to learn
use this English collocation to stress the fact that you’re always taking opportunities to acquire new knowledge. It’s going to send a message to your interviewer that you’re not afraid of new duties and responsibilities!
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