That dreaded interview question made me do a little thinking.
I procrastinate
Who doesn’t? I make up for it with record breaking productivity the night before something is due. Plus, there’s a difference between active and passive procrastination and for that I urge you to skim “Why procrastination is good for you” by the Smithsonian.
I’m riddled with self doubt
Making me so appreciative when bosses/coworkers/friends have faith in my abilities. I’m also able to be more personable with customers when I admit “It’s my first week here. Let me put you on hold and find someone who can better answer your question, okay?”
I’m hesitant to fully commit to anything
Allowing me to constantly try new things, meet new people, and multitask. I keep my eggs in multiple baskets.
I mumble to myself
Sorry, it helps me remember things and sort my thoughts.
I get antsy when I feel my life is too stationary
Meaning I will be the first employee to snatch international work when others are nervous about change or being stationed abroad. I like to keep things moving and I will happily step out of my comfort zone.
The list goes on but the morals of the story (amongst other clichés) are:
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