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strengths and weakness

Answer Posted / tarun

Strenght:

Confidence, Determination & Dedication towards work.
Boldness in approach, straight forwardness, honesty,
kindness, good analytical knowledge & keenness in learning
new things, makes me completely different from others.

I am process oriented & perfectly plan activities before
executing. Excellent Communication & Presentation skill are
my added strenghts.

Document my success & failures which help me in analyzing
my own work and overcoming any shortcomings.


Weakness:

Good qualities like reacting strongly to unjust, un-
ethical, corrupt practices are my weakness.

Put sincere efforts to complete assign task in stipulated
time, maintaining the quality of the task & become
impatient, restless when don't get expected results.

Trying level best to overcome this and make myself calmer
person.

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