Put words to what you bring
Find Your Strengths
Start with one example ↓Start with one example from work, school, home, or volunteering. Put words to what you did well.
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Keep examples general. Don’t include private or confidential information.
What should I leave out?
Keep it general. Leave out names, contact details, health or money details, customer information, and confidential work information. Don't paste documents. Use only facts you're allowed to share.
Outcome, time & a sample before you start
What you’ll leave with
A possible strength, words to describe it, and a small way to test it.
Estimated time: 5–10 minutes for one example. Take the time you need.
See a sample before you start
I made a checklist for a volunteer event, and we caught missing supplies before leaving. That gives me an example of organizing—not proof that I should become a manager.
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What needed doing: Our volunteer group kept missing supplies.
What I did: I made a checklist and checked it before each event.
What changed: We caught missing items before leaving.
That could be an example of organizing or noticing details. Choose the action that fits your own experience. This is a fictional example, not something to copy as your experience.
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Your examples and possible strengths
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Put one strength to work
Choose one phrase above that feels accurate. Ask someone who's seen your work for an example that supports it—or something you could improve.
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