My Secret Sauce

1. I feel that there are a good amount of unique attributes I have that can contribute to an interesting collection of human capital. For starters, I think I have the ability to carry on a conversation with literally anyone. After working as a hostess of a restaurant for four years, I had to learn how to talk to many different kinds of people, even if I wasn't necessarily in the mood, and at the same time appear intrigued and interested.

Two other unique qualities that go hand in hand that I have is the ability to formulate my thoughts and present them in a concise manner very quickly. As a third year English major, I am trained almost everyday to form an argumentative thesis about something we have read or discussed and present it to the class or the professor. After doing this so many times, I find that I have masterfully honed this ability and have been able to utilize it outside of the classroom as well.

I also find that I am very compassionate for other people. Compassion is a quality that is both important in everyday life as well as in the business world. The ability to understand other people's feelings, desires, and needs, I feel, is an important part of being a successful entrepreneur.

Lastly, I find that I am also very ambitious and assertive in fulfilling my ambitions. I have always had goals that I wanted to achieve throughout my life and I have always been the kind of person to do whatever necessary to achieve them.

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3. I think for the most part, the interviews have shown that my friends and I share similar opinions about what are some of the strong suits I have and how it contributes to my human capital. Although maybe the adjectives I used and the ones in the interviews were not the exact same terms, I think the overall message is the same.