How To Get A Good Job With No Experience.

from You’re Hired Detroit Job Magazine September 26, 2021, issue

METRO DETROIT YOU'RE HIRED

Boost Your Transferable Skills

If you are changing careers, you can use your previous work experience to show your potential to succeed in this new role. What are transferable skills employers desire?

If you worked in a customer service occupation, a transferable skill could be your resilience. In a busy coffee shop in New York City, it might be common for a customer to say “hurry up with my order,” and being shorttempered and belligerent in your response is not acceptable. It takes resilience to remain pleasant and calm in the moment and for the rest of your shift.

A standard interview question is, “Tell me about a situation when you had to use resilience?” First off, the definition alone can cause a candidate to stumble, but be prepared to explain this transferrable skill. A role dedicated to helping the public can position you well to land any job if you have this transferable skill.

Another example: If you’ve worked as a receptionist, you likely have good active listening skills. Active listening and communications skills typically go hand in hand, and these skills can be transferable to many different roles. More Read Forbes.com

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