Consider those things that have happened during the past year of which you are particularly proud, that when presented correctly can add to your marketability and overall value you offer a prospective employer.
To get the thought processes flowing, below are a few examples of what you may have achieved during 2004:
- Were you selected to participate in any special projects? This would highlight your being singled out due to your expertise in a particular area. You may have coordinated all or part of the project, which would demonstrate impressive leadership qualities. What impact did this project have for the organization? Did this special project lead to additional products/services being offered and if so, what was the revenue growth for the year?
- Did you enhance your knowledge and skills through special training/professional development opportunities? Did you lead training programs for your staff and/or colleagues? How has this knowledge expansion impacted on the organization?
- Was your hard work recognized by the organization through an award? If so, what was the reason for your award and how did your work ultimately impact the company?
- Did you recommend any changes to policies, processes and procedures that have eliminated inefficiencies and/or improved staffing/operational performance? This is a great achievement and demonstrates initiative and problem solving ability and an ongoing commitment to improving overall efficiency and bottom line profitability - an area that all companies strive to achieve.
- What challenges were you confronted with during the year, and what steps did you take to alleviate these challenges? Are you able to reflect the overall outcome in a way that has positively impacted on the organization?
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