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- To identify actions you can take to best meet the requirements of the job or promotion you are seeking.
- Comparing your strengths and weaknesses to the job requirements will identify gaps and help you prepare to be the best candidate for the position to which you aspire.
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Captures information about your internal (S) strengths and (W) weaknesses as well as external (O) opportunities and (T) threats.
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As objectively as possible, judge your threats and determine possible ways to overcome them.
Example of a Threat: Other candidates have college degrees. Turn it into an Opportunity: Go to night school and finish my bachelor's degree
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A personal strength is an asset to you as a product and can be used as a way to differentiate yourself from others when interviewing or trying to obtain your next promotion.
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A personal weakness is a liability or an area of opportunity for growth.
Examples: Disorganized, uncomfortable speaking in front of groups, tendency to procrastinate, poor listener.
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