Every once in a while ask yourself, "Based on my own work each day, would I hire myself?

Have you ever thought about the above question in your search for job? If you have, what do you think an employer wants? The importance of this question in an interview session is shown with questions like "what value can you add to our organization? Or why do you want to work with us?" From these questions, it can be deduced that an employer wants someone that can add value to the organization. However, adding value to the organization is a function of the ability to solve problems. Most people are qualified educationally for the job, but they fail an aptitude test or interview session to show that they can do the job. Employers will consider the educational qualifications, level of training, experience, job interest and your career goals. All these however, must translate to your ability to perform creditably and excellently on the job and not just to have qualifications.