I’m sure that it is possibly a typo but it’s that typo. That’s got me a little more confused that I think it should. The recruiter sent me two questions to answer for the interview. Something I’ve never experienced before. Receiving the questions prior. But it could be two different things. A system like a computer or a system of how things are done there. I prepared for both but it’s hard to answer that it will take me a little bit to get to know it before I settle into it. However I won’t know what I’m answering. And if my answers are the smartest ones to use. Keep it short and to the point. But I can’t seem to. Lol I need help
It's OK to ask for clarification when asked at the interview, then go with the correct prepared answer.
"I'm confident that I'll have no issues learning your system with some training and guidance."
When asked how good you are at learning new systems in a job interview, a concise response could be: "I am a quick learner and I adapt well to new processes and technologies. I believe that with proper training and guidance, I can become proficient in any new system required for the job." It's always good to clarify which system they are referring to, and then provide examples of your previous experience learning similar systems. You can also mention any relevant training or certifications that showcase your ability to learn quickly. Lastly, you can express your willingness to learn and contribute to the company's growth and success.
If you have any prior experience within the company or similar to it or compare it to something you can actually do or have experience in. Myself I was in the military for ten years, and I learned how 🤔 to work in a fast paced environment, in which it took a lot of understanding of what I was doing. Nothing is impossible if you have a dream ✨. I think 🤔 you have a lot to do before you look back 😉. Think, but don't hesitate 😉.
I have learned various systems and feel confident in being able to learn any additional as needed to perform my tasks.
Show me enough times i have hand eye co-ordinaton then let me do time investment is neglible against doubling downright?
Give an example or two where you learned a new skill quickly. Your past deeds are always a good example.
The answer that I always give is an unqualified "I don't know".
Consider: I do not know how to quantify "good", so I don't know how to make a comparison. Further, I don't know how good other people are, so I do not have a basis for comparison. Finally, learning is not a process that has an end, but rather continues forever.
Honestly! There are times in our lives when stretching, bending the truth, or giving a deceptive answer, is necessary, a job interview is not one! If you are not what you say, they will find out, anyway. Being impressive at the interview will only come to good when you have something to back it up!
Honestly! your boss will find out anyway so start on a good foot. If being honest makes it harder to get the job then you wouldn't have lasted! There are very few times in your work life when hiding the truth or giving another answer is good and an application for a job is not one!