
HOW DO YOU DEFINE SUCCESS?
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10th Grade - University
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HOW DO YOU DEFINE SUCCESS?
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Multiple Choice
In a job interview, the employers ask you to define success. Why?
Employers ask how you define success because your answer can help them determine what kind of employee you will be.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Choice
How do you answer “How do you define success?”
Preparing to define success may require some self-reflection and practice at articulating your thoughts.
TRUE
FALSE
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Multiple Select
Here are three ways that you can prepare to effectively answer this question in an interview.
Consider your proudest achievements.
View success as a process.
Get too personal.
Give specific examples.
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Read this text and answer the question.
“I define success as meeting a combination of company and personal goals and helping my team do the same. I believe that effective goals motivate us to push ourselves and grow, and as a result of meeting such goals, we not only help the company by meeting its objectives, but we also become more effective employees that can contribute to even greater growth in the future. As a leader, I also want my team to feel capable of achieving their goals as well as the company’s objectives, so I make it a priority to personally help them meet individualized milestones."
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Multiple Choice
Which individual defines success in the text you just read?
Someone in entry-level position
Someone in mid-level position
Someone in leadership position
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Read the text below, and choose the best answer how the person defines success.
As a graphic designer, I believe that my success greatly depends on the quality of work I’m producing. Creating the best possible designs is what motivates me and makes me feel successful. I believe my strive for great quality could make me an effective member of your team.
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Multiple Choice
The person who writes the text above .....
defining success by Overcoming Challenges
defining success by Management Accomplishments
defining success through Work Quality
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Read the quotes below. Feel free to choose ONE that you really understand, and then write your answers.
Success is not the key to happiness. Happiness is the key to success. If you love what you are doing, you will be successful. (A. Schweitzer)
Success isn’t always about greatness. It’s about consistency. Consistent hard work leads to success. (D. Johnson)
The foundation stones for a balanced success are honesty, character, integrity, faith, love and loyalty. (Z. Ziglar)
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Open Ended
What does the quote (the one you chose from the three quotes above) mean?
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Open Ended
Can you give an example?
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Open Ended
Do you agree or disagree with the quote (the one you chose)? Explain.
HOW DO YOU DEFINE SUCCESS?
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