Will You Add? - Job-Seekers: Prepare Your Stories

So you have to get some stories ready. Try to come up with at least one story in each of these categories, so they’ll be top-of-mind when you need to produce a story in a hurry during your next interview.

1) A story about dealing with a crisis. Business in China #2 - Relationship Building
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So you have to get some stories ready. Try to come up with at least one story in each of these categories, so they’ll be top-of-mind when you need to produce a story in a hurry during your next interview.

1) A story about dealing with a crisis. Designing the Perfect Business Card
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So you have to get some stories ready. Try to come up with at least one story in each of these categories, so they’ll be top-of-mind when you need to produce a story in a hurry during your next interview.

1) A story about dealing with a crisis. Promotional Mouse Mats With Wrist Rests
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So you have to get some stories ready. Try to come up with at least one story in each of these categories, so they’ll be top-of-mind when you need to produce a story in a hurry during your next interview.

1) A story about dealing with a crisis. CRM for the SME Market: More than Just Technology
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1) A story about dealing with a crisis.
2) A story about handling a tough interpersonal situation.
3) One about juggling lots of priorities (and, of course, carrying the day).
4) One about having to change course to deal with changed circumstances mid-stream.
5) A story about a difficult customer (internal or external) situation.
6) A story about your cost-saving or financial astuteness.
7) An anecdote about learning from a mistake.
8) A story about working on a team (yawn).
9) One about dealing with a lot of uncertainty; and
10) One more story about going above and beyond what was expected.

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