What makes you unique?
Because my looks, my experiences, my thoughts, talents, memories, etc. only belong to me. Everyone I've known, met, been friends with, loved, disliked, talked to, etc. is unique in combination to everyone else's. They say everyone we have contact with during our life becomes a part of our life history. My history is just that - mine, and no one else's. By answering this question, you have become a wee bit of my history, and that of everyone else who has answered it.
What makes you unique?
I Dance, play basketball and soccer, love taking photos, writing poetry and i love to karaoke. For one i try to look for the good in everyone. I give people a chance. I have to remember and understand that people have bad days now and again so i must look past that and put myself in others shoes before i get angry or pissed off. Treat peeps how I'd like to be treated. I don't try to fit into a crowd, try to be in the popular click if i like something that others might think is goofy or dumb i don't hide it. All i can be in me and if you like it then good and if not good! I'm NOT perfect but I'm me! I go outside the mold, So that makes me unique. Being "normal" is just crazy
What do you do that makes you unique?
Wow, so many smart-aleck answers to this question. I'm going to answer honestly:I drive the speed limit. Or below. In California, where I live.Seriously.I used to have awful road rage. And when I say “awful,” I mean awful for an introvert. I'd never actually climb out of my car, cuss somebody out, or drive aggressively, but in my head I'd imagine visiting tortures on other drivers that would have sickened a Spanish inquisitor.One day, I got tired of being that kind of person. I noticed that most of my ire was directed against drivers I thought were driving too slow and blocking me, so I came up with a novel solution.I slowed the hell down.Now I just tool along in the slow lane going five miles under the speed limit, waving at all the angry, reckless road-ragers whizzing by. And I feel great.
What makes you unique?
I have multiple personalities that all somehow fit together into one person.
What Makes YOU unique?
I find something good in everyone.
What is the correct answer when you are asked "What makes you unique for a job?"
This is your opportunity to sell yourself. Show the interviewer that you’re the ideal candidate they’ve been looking for and that you tick all the important boxes.“What makes you unique for the job?”“Well, I believe I have all the qualities you are looking for. I’m sure it’s rare to find someone who ticks all the boxes, but I’m confident that I’m a great fit for this position. Here’s why.”Then you proceed to list, in bullet form, what makes you uniquely qualified.Your relevant skills and experience. (This is your most important selling point - can you do the job?)Your character, honesty and integrity.Your work ethic and attitude.Your people skills and ability to work in a team. Let them know you are someone who’s going to add value and stability and maturity to the team, not someone who’s going to cause drama and friction.And least important, your relevant qualifications. When you mention this, downplay your qualifications and let them know you’re a life-long learner who’s continually looking to upskill yourself.This question is a blank canvas for you to sell yourself and nail the interview. Good luck!
What makes you unique/what makes you, you?
My insane ability to remember quotes from anything (movies, moments, tv, etc) and then apply them to everyday life. haha people are always like "lmao! how did you remember that?!". Yeahhh, I'm kind of a random person too.
What makes you unique? What do you have that other people don't, whether it is a souvenir, an experience, or a life lesson?
As a kid, I thought being unique was a crime and did possibly everything to become the way most of my friends were. As I grew up, blending in became more and more difficult. I was tall(5 ft 10 in), taller than most boys in my class. I didn't enjoy sitting in the classroom blabbering all day the way most girls in my class did and so I went out to play with the guys. I could never have double standards, what I felt was what I said. I was on schedule like all the time. I could never argue just for the sake of arguing. These are a few things I feel, made me different from the crowd that surrounded me. I carry these habits with me even today. I am still extremely punctual, brutally honest and stay away from talking non sense. It has also put me into trouble a couple of times.I remember once, my aunt came to visit us from Canada. I was expecting some interesting gifts from her, chocolates and stuff but she got me a kurta, that too a woolen one, in the month of April. She took it out of a big bag and put it on my lap. All of a sudden, my smile vanished. I stared at her with empty eyes. She still dared to ask me how did I like it and I couldn't say yes, couldn't even nod. It pissed her off, I could see but she should have thought of it before giving me that kurta.I still won't change though.
In 150 words or less, what makes you unique?
I take a stand for those who haven’t the ability due to illness and advocate very strongly on their behalf, never taking ‘no’ for an answer.