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mycatsmom, I love this question because I've never really pondered on my faults., (boredom, curiosity, chatterbox). I have had every job in the book, except waitress. I worked temp for 5 years and worked for about 100 companies. I think I get bored a little easy unless, I'm working with people. can't stand computer jobs, even though I have done data entry and typesetting. I always tried to learn the job fast, and then do my real job, having fun with people. Even though most of my jobs loved me and some told me I work too quick. I did, so I could talk to everybody. Receptionist was a great job for me, cause I could help people and talk to them too. That's why I know a lot, I interviewed everybody in the world, and still do everyday. I cannot believe the people I meet everyday. so my faults are curiosity, getting bored easy, if things get mundane, and the desire to have fun and take everybody on the job with me. on the positive side I was generally on the social committee, at various jobs (like Stanford university). While working with kids, encouraged them to write poetry, read, have self confidence and put on entertainment shows that all the kids and staff, sang, danced, played instruments or some creative activity. My mom had a stroke 6 months ago. At the rehab facility in Los Gatos, CA I got to know many of the people in the social room. One lady wanted to hire me to come and sit with her husband while he was rehabilitating at home. That's because I talked to them about their life and we had fun. A lady, Barbara Sher the writer about finding what you were meant to do in life. She said I was a scanner. I am interested in everybody and many things related to people. I use to be embarrassed to show my resume, because employers thought I was unstable, now they call it the "gig economy" So I guess a bad side (fault) can also be a good side. Ying yang as some say.
6 years ago. Rating: 2 | |
....tell them you are a workaholic
6 years ago. Rating: 4 | |
....redoing fast work is not fast
....quality over quantity ; workers who take pride in their work should be valued