9 Sample Answers to: WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST WEAKNESS?

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Are you prepared to answer the classic interview question, "What is your greatest weakness?" In this video, we'll guide you through a strategic approach to tackle this challenging question with confidence. Learn how to identify your areas of improvement while showcasing your self-awareness, growth mindset, and commitment to personal development. Don't let this question trip you up—watch our video and walk into your next interview ready to impress!

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[Trazynn]

I like 'I feel I'm not confident enough in my technical abilities' works well. Because it's another way of saying that you really want to do things well and keep getting better at it.

[chloeelimam]

1. Public Speaking
2. Being too judgmental
3. Focusing too much on the details
4. Not being good at giving feedback
5. Hard saying "No"
6. Lacking experience in an area
7. Asking others for help
8. Getting stressed

[catdaddy]

I’ve had five interviews so far, and no one asked me any questions about my weaknesses and strengths. All they wanted to know was my skills and past experience.

[jdstewart]

Excellent tips, Sir! My greatest weaknesses are saying no and lacking experience. On the latter, I have become a life-long learner almost to the extreme. I don't mention that in any interview, but it's something I've identified about myself. Is t good or is it bad? Who knows?!? :)

[jamesmilne]

OK this post happened a month ago, so not really expecting a reply, but in the past I've always answered that I have trouble switching off from work and will carry things around with me. I've always thought that there is an implied idea that this shows commitment, and in the lower reaches of my brain stem I'm still trying to find solutions to work problems, 24x7. Sometimes with some success (auto correcting S-Curve forecasting for example). Now I'm thinking that in tune with the modern lingo I should perhaps say, "I have had trouble compartmentalising my work life and my personal life..." While more honest (and I could always mention that during a performance appraisal my boss asked me if there was a way of stopping my now ex from calling me at work (?!)) Don't know the answer for this one. Any assistance would be appreciated.

[Mushroom-]

Great example!, of the way youd answer !

[haeinnellapark]

Is it okay to reveal to the employer about the disability during the interview?

[Imtiredofthisscrap-jewy]

My weakness is that I don't care about your business at all and I'll only show up to get paid but if I say that I'll never get the job. So why ask a question you know nobody is going to be honest about?

[kevinslater]

Why ask a question if you expect the candidate to lie to you about? This is the dumbest question to ask.