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I think that my experience in the human resources management and my Interpersonal skills make me a good match for this position.
Many interviewers will also specifically ask you to make your case with one of these questions:
To close the deal on a job offer, you MUST be prepared with a concise summary of the top reasons to choose you. Even if your interviewer doesn’t ask one of these question in so many words, you should have an answer prepared and be looking for ways to communicate your top reasons throughout the interview process.
Spend some time doing the following:
"I have been using Word, Excel, and Outlook since to maintain both financial and administrative records, create and distribute internal reports for management to monitor employee activity and asset usage which was received by4 senior managers including the CEO and COO, and create and distribute the internal organizational newsletter which was sent to over staff members twice a month.
"The financial reports were created and maintained using Excel, and both newsletters were written using Microsoft Word, using templates that I developed, and distributed using Outlook.
"I have taken several workshops on Microsoft Office products, and have worked with the newest version and previous versions, going back to the version. So, I am very comfortable with the Microsoft Office suite of products."
Or, in a more traditional situation, here’s what you might prepare to say as a new graduate of a medical transcription training program applying for a job with a cardiology practice:
"I believe that I will be successful in this position because I have hours of hands-on training in medical transcription in a classroom environment at the XYZ Institute.
(Get out your portfolio, and open it to a print out of a sample of your work). "Here you can see several examples of medical records, dictation, and reports I have produced in MS Word.
"I have also excelled in my terminology courses, gaining a strong base in numerous disciplines.
"However, I have always been interested in Cardiology and made it a personal goal to focus on that area. Because of that, I read the Journal of Cardiology to stay up-to-date with changes in the field, names of new pharmaceuticals, and other innovations.
"I have an excellent basis in the discipline to transcribe the records of your Cardiologists with ease. Also, I recently joined the American Association of Medical Transcriptionists and am already taking steps to pursue certification."
Ones academic and organizational skills.