Here is a list of a 100 accomplishments I’ve learned how to be proud of.
Q. What skills do you hope to gain from this internship?
8 things to take away from your internship that will help you get a job in the future
- New/improved skills.
- A more complete (and impressive) résumé
- Recommendations.
- New connections.
- A greater sense of professionalism.
- More confidence in your career direction.
- Completed projects/presentations/etc.
- Feedback.
Q. What result are you most proud of?
How to answer, “What are you most proud of?”
- Reflect on your career. Before any interview, it’s a good idea to reflect on your career.
- Relate it to the job.
- Explain how you did it.
- Discuss what you learned.
- Be sincere in your answer.
- I made it out of school alive even though I didn’t like it.
- I’ve learned how to learn, outside of the classroom.
- I’ve only drank alcohol in triumph, never in sadness.
- I’ve made it to 27, healthy, and without any major regrets.
Q. What are you most proud of sample answer?
I am most proud of the fact that I built my own company from the ground up. Growing up, I was surrounded by hard working family members. My mom was a teacher and my father worked in a factory. While I respected what they did, I knew I didn’t want to spend my life working for other people, I wanted to be in charge.
Q. How do you say you are proud of your team?
“I’m really proud of what you’ve accomplished….How to tell your friends and your partner you are proud of them
- “I enjoy seeing you overcome this difficulty! I know it was so important for you.”
- “You look so happy with your accomplishment! Good job!”
- “Congrats on the new job! I knew you could get it!”
Q. What are some accomplishments at work?
List of Professional Achievements for Resume
- Revenue or sales you increased for the company.
- Money you saved for the company.
- Time you saved for the company.
- Problems you identified and solved.
- Ideas or innovations you introduced.
- Procedures or systems you developed, implemented, or optimized.
- Special projects you worked on.
Q. How do I write my accomplishments?
Focus less on your job duties and more on what you actually accomplished. Start your statements with impactful language, such as action verbs. Use quantitative measurements when you can, with an emphasis on tangible results. Focus only on skills and experiences that are relevant to the job you’re seeking.
