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Question posted: 03 31 2009 11:35:43 +0000,
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12 06 2011 07:05:33 +0000
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Step1
When the interviewer asks why they should hire you, it's important to be prepared. It's a good idea to jot down a basic outline of the points you want to cover prior to the interview. Don't memorize it, but make sure you know exactly what to cover.
Step2
Why should they hire you? Think hard about this one. "I'm honest, trustworthy and a hard worker." Yes, these are all great traits that employers look for, but they've heard these reasons a thousand times. Come up with an answer that will make you stand out. "I'm willing to do whatever I need to do to succeed." Doesn't this sound better than "I'm a hard worker."
Step3 :
It's okay to reference past accomplishments when telling the interviewer why they should hire you. "I am detail oriented. In fact, I was given special recognition by my current employer for perfecting project X." With this example, you've referenced a strength, an accomplishment, and special recognition your former employer felt compelled to give you. Try to make sure that your examples tie in to the position you're interviewing for.
I am a sincere hardworking person with a strong desire to do something great. I strongly believe in myself. I am fully confident, optimistic, co-operative and a vey sensible person.
I believe in hard work because our tomorrow completely depends on today.I am excited about this opportunity and am really intersted in learning to do this work. I am eager to show you what i can do.

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