How do you define success…and how do you measure up to your own definition?
Answer / dolly
Seems like an obvious enough question. Yet many executives, unprepared for it, fumble the ball.
Give a well-accepted definition of success that leads right into your own stellar collection of achievements.
Example: "The best definition I've come across is that success is the progressive realization of a worthy goal."
"As to how I would measure up to that definition, I would consider myself both successful and fortunate…"(Then summarize your career goals and how your achievements have indeed represented a progressive path toward realization of your goals.)
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
Do you have any questions for Under Armour management?
I had given the interview for IBM (Mainframe CICS Req.) on 16th Jan 2010 @ Pinaki Tech. CP, New Delhi. I had cleared the Technical and PDM round and submitted the required docs. with EAF form on the same day and also got a verbal confirmation from the manager who took the PDM round, that i'm selected and i'll be getting the offer letter with in 2 weeks. But it is now a month, and i still have got the offer letter, not even a mail from IBM, communicating a mail of my selection. When i asked about my status with consultant he said my status shows "SELECTED FOR OFFER". This is really fustrating. IBM such a brand name but no courtsey for its prospective enployees. If there anyone facing similar problem, please share your status. Instant Reply is highly appreciated. Thanks Sandeep
A difficult situation was described. How would you deal with this situation?
Have you ever acted as a mentor to a co-worker?
what would you say is your strongest quality?
0 Answers Integreon, ZS Associates,
Tell us your strengths that you can bring on board to the company
when you felt sad in last 6 months ?
Are there any kind of people you can't work with?
Will you be OK with moving to some other city?
Have you found any ways to make job easier?
Imagine that a team of engineers want to know why certain users aren't engaging with a particular push feature. They plan to conduct a survey with six yes/no questions and one question that can be answered via [a] text box. What would you tell them about their plan?
what was the toughest decision that you ever had to make?
Programming Languages (22694)
Scripts (9280)
Networking (2571)
Microsoft Related (21566)
Databases (16615)
Operating Systems (12022)
Testing (17995)
Servers (1375)
MainFrame (6620)
Java Related (15396)
Middleware (526)
Web Related (7038)
Data Warehouse (8975)
HR Questions (2698)
Software Design (1923)
Debugging (73)
Version Control (464)
Editors (229)
Telecom (1164)
ERP CRM (26424)
Embedded Systems (1221)
Client Server (333)
Artificial Intelligence (3276)
Cryptography (718)
EAI (466)
Multimedia (674)
Software Development Life Cycle (303)
Image Processing (170)
Mobile OS (3116)
Security (125)
Big Data (4325)
Cloud Computing (1790)
Automation (2674)
Internet of Things (IoT) (299)
Apache Related (370)
Frameworks Tools (1329)
Oracle Related (0)