Knowing what your strengths are will help you go into a job interview with confidence and self – awareness . Here are some great English vocabulary words, mainly in the form of adjectives to use when talking about what your professional strengths are.
For Job Interviews :
| Honest | Assertive | Attentive |
| Direct | Open – Minded | Dedicated |
| Involved | Dynamic | Empathetic |
| Persistent | Mature | Practical |
| Motivated | Objective | Tenacious |
| Sociable | Friendly | Vivacious |
| Reliable | Efficient | Respectful |
| Responsible | Creative | Confident |
| Team member | Trustworthy | Organized |
| Unique | Energetic | Punctual |
| Innovative | Imaginative | Consistant |
For a CV/ Resume
| Fair | Experienced | Thoughtful |
| Active | Practical | Proactive |
| Productive | Professional | Meticulous |
| Reactive | Balanced | Achiever |
| Knowledgeable | Leader | Diplomatic |
| Logical | Initiator | Original |
| Outgoing | Focused | Patient |
| Resilient | Positive | Consistent |
| Compassionate | Successful | Independent |
| Precise | Mediator | Educated |
| Ambitious | Positive | Responsive |
| Responsible | Ethical | Cooperative |
English grammar structure:
Verb to be + adjective + preposition +adjective + nouns
I am or I’m cooperative with fellow team members.
Verb to be + adjective + question word + pronoun + verb + noun
I am ambitious when it comes to my career and getting things done.