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Your job interview places you in quite a dilemma. You can’t be overly modest and put yourself down, but you also can’t brag like crazy, or you’ll end up looking egotistical. You’ll be asked a lot of questions about yourself. Which words should you use? Recruiters do like to see a touch of modesty. There’s something about a know-it-all that sets anyone’s teeth on edge. The company will also want to know how you’ll fit in with bosses and colleagues. They’ll be looking for qualitative information that isn’t to be found in your resume. Here are some statements that recruiters love: “I am eager to learn.” “I am determined.” “I never give up until I get something right.” “I get on well with all kinds of people. “I like to keep a positive attitude.” “Hard work doesn’t bother me. I actually like it.” “I enjoy facing challenges.” “I like everything I do to be well-organized.” Of course, if any of these statements don’t apply, you shouldn’t use them. If you get the job, people will soon