Resume waiter in Germany Frankfurt-am-Main

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– Critical Thinking Skills. ... – Flexibility. ... – Communication Skills. ... – Teamwork. ... – Organization Skills. ... – Creativity. ... – Emotional Intelligence

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1. Passionate About My Work While it’s in everyone’s interest to hire employees who like their jobs, “passion” conjures images of unwavering commitment to the company. If you love what you do, you will always strive for excellence and the best possible results. Example: When I do something, I give it my all. As a result of my deep passion for my work, I am consistently fueled to give it my all. This drive pushed me to improve constantly in my previous position, forcing me to take on new challenges. 2. Ambitious and Determined Having ambition and drive is crucial to going ahead in your career. An ambitious person is someone with an eye to future success and continually strives to be the best they can be. A determined person will do and be whatever it takes to achieve the goal they set out to achieve. For Example: “I am ambitious and determined. I always have something to work towards and love a good challenge. I have never been one to accept mediocrity and will jump at any chance to improve myself and prove others wrong. My prior position saw me promoted three times in under two years. 3. Highly Organized A well-organized candidate is someone who pays attention to detail and can be counted on to complete tasks by the due date. This trait is crucial in managerial and administrative professions and those that emphasize process and quality control. For example: I am an organized person. I employ various techniques, including taking copious notes to keep myself on track and meet my deadlines. So that I can always find what I need, I like to keep a tidy desk and use a system of well-thought-out file folders. In my experience, this boosts productivity and keeps everyone on the same page. In my previous position, I developed a filing system that has resulted in a 15% improvement in productivity throughout the department. 4. A People Person Some people are extroverts who can start conversations with everyone and quickly make themselves at home in new settings. Professionals working in customer service and sales might benefit significantly from having this quality. As an illustration, consider the following: “I enjoy interacting with others. To me, one of life’s greatest joys is making new friends and expanding one’s circle of knowledge. I’m good at striking up conversations with total strangers and making them feel at ease in my company. In my experience, this talent is instrumental when first starting with a new customer on a project. My clients’ satisfaction levels were 15% higher than the corporate norm. 5. A Born Leader Some people have a knack for leading others, even if you can teach them the necessary abilities. Companies look for leaders in all roles, not just management, because of the positive impact they may have on staff morale through their actions. For instance: “I have always been a leader. I’ve always had a knack for leading others, and as a result, I’ve quickly risen through the ranks at every company where I’ve worked. Even when I’m not in a leadership position, my coworkers still come to me with questions and concerns. They know that even if I don’t have the solution, I’ll know where to find it. Less than a year into my last two positions, I was promoted to a managerial position. 6. Goal Oriented A goal oriented person is dedicated and focused on their goals. A goal oriented person possesses the qualities of leadership, tenacity, and a sense of what is important. They always have a plan and will never allow anything to stand in their way. When an organization hires someone who is result-oriented, they create a highly motivated workforce. Starting out as a leader requires a vigorous commitment to achieving results. Here’s an example: “I am results-driven, often assessing progress toward the objective and the steps necessary to achieve it. That kind of intensity excites me, and I think it would be a fantastic spur for the squad as a whole. With my team’s support, we’ve cut down the time it takes to bring a product to market by two weeks over the past year. 7. An Excellent Communicator Not everyone has the innate ability to communicate well, but those who do usually have greater responsibility and higher salaries. Candidates with strong communication skills can assist clear up any confusion that may arise while relaying information to colleagues or clients. Here’s an example: “I have excellent communication skills. Providing accurate information is something I’m very proud of, as it always leads to more effective outcomes for everyone involved. Most problems in the workplace are due to misunderstandings; thus, it’s my duty to ensure everyone is on the same page. Thanks to this ability, I boosted my annual client retention rate by over 40%.