#30 I know pop culture.

You’d be surprised at how often a conversation- no matter who it is with- hinges on some element of popular culture. Luckily, from middle school on up, I’ve been part of quick recall teams and trivia teams, winning prizes ranging from scholarships to free beer. It’s a way to find a common interest with someone when they otherwise may not [...]

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#29 I can be concise, or I can be wordy.

Anyone can write a paper. But, once written, how many can make that same paper twice as long or 1/10th of its current size? Most of us have neither the time nor the attention span to read 15 pages- beyond college professors, of course- and need the most valuable information RIGHT in front of us. However, to get this information, [...]

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#28 I know what looks good.

Not only do I know what makes website attractive, but I can make your presentation, flyer, event, or even outfit save the day.  Some of it, of course, comes from following fashion and knowing the difference between a ‘trend’ and a ‘classic style’.  Much of it comes from my creativity and what I’ve learned firsthand as I work on my [...]

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#27 My name is Griffin.

People tend to remember me, if for no other reason than the fact that I’m a girl named Griffin.  Some remember it because it’s my grandparents’ last name, some because I have mythical-like qualities.  For some, it brings back memories of their favorite pub in Ireland, Harry Potter or Family Guy. Either way, they remember me.

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#26 I won a Critical Language Scholarship.

The Department of State thought my interests and passions were important enough to send me abroad for a summer to study Russian in Kaliningrad, Russia. The program, http://www.clscholarship.org/, is highly prestigious, only accepts a few students, and provides full funding for study at a DoS designed institute. Obviously somebody recognized my skills, so should you!

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#25 I was a Congressman Hal Rogers Scholar.
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The Rogers Scholars program was developed and initiated by The Center for Rural Development in 1998 to address, and reverse, the high level of out migration suffered by our rural service area. The program, whose namesake is Congressman Hal Rogers, is designed to help The Center move toward it’s vision that no young person should have to leave their home [...]

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#24 I was a Kentucky Governor’s Scholar.
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The Governor’s Scholars Program strives to enhance Kentucky’s next generation of civic and economic leaders and to create models of educational excellence for teachers and students. Established in 1983, the program provides academic and personal growth through the balance of a strong liberal arts program with a full co-curricular and residential life experience. Students must complete an application and compete [...]

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#23 I can read Arabic.
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While my Arabic is limited to basic conversations, I know the alphabet. I can read it, and write it, which is a big part of first learning the language. The alphabet is not limited to just the Arabic language, did you know all of these use the same? With the spread of Islam, it came to be used to write [...]

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#22 I will relocate.
Mamboman1

As long as it is not a hazardous area- and even then I may consider it- I will move to where you want me to be. I learn languages quickly, network quickly and adapt to new cultures quickly. So, if you’re thinking about opening up new offices halfway across the globe, why wouldn’t you send me?

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#21 I have a sense of humour.
McBeth

Sometimes that’s what it takes, more than anything else, to make it through the day.  Humor is a universal language, even if a joke isn’t. There’s always some element of humour in the mistakes we make, or the klutzy things we (I) do daily. If you can’t laugh at yourself, where’s the fun?

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