What are Situation > Action > Results statements?
• The Situation > Action > Results statement is one way to frame your accomplishments. Tell what the situation was in the job when you started, what action you took to affect the situation, and what the results were. • Example: As a result of my reorganization of an extremely messy office-supply store, sales increased more than 20 percent. • Read more in our STAR Interviewing Response Technique.
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- What are Situation > Action > Results statements?
