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The biggest challenge willl be to not to be able to met the expectations.
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I'd like to work for this company because i think that everything here could be very challenging for me.
coming from academia background, i am adept at solving problems an thinking critically. On this job, i expect a level of social adeptness that i may not be used to but i am excited to grow in this area and develop my social skills.
The biggest challenge would be understanding the communication within different teams.
Change in lifestyle to the one I have now
I believe that i will rapidly be familiar with the company context and specificity. The challenge maybe to work in a multicultural space and i think i will afford it.
Biggest challenge when I join any company is to settle into its work culture. Different companies have different work cultures and there is no one single work culture that is best, however i may only choose to join a company if i think their work culture will be something i can work within. It will take some time to build relationships and trust with the people and stakeholders of the organization and this I think will be the most challenging yet important one to master for anyone joining a company
I think I would start of with saying something like: "Oef, that's a difficult question", have a laugh and then continue with something honest and personal.
For me that would be something like this: "If I were to start here, that would mean a new job, in a new city with lots of new people. That's a big change, no matter how you look at it. I tend to respond well to changes, but I think it would be ignorant to expect only smooth sailings in this transition to a new rythm."
Career transition
To learn Excel ?
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Adapting to a lot of different tasks and clients within a short time frame
gaining credibility with clients who have worked in the respective industry longer than I have and whom I should tell what to do.
