There's just no way to
answer this with specific examples as I think it simply points out that there is no universally agreed upon differences.
Not exact matches
For
example, if you're a B2B that experiences a
specific barrier to entry
with your service, or you notice the same questions come up again and again once talks
with the prospect have commenced, consider developing a white paper you can leave
with prospects that
answers those questions.
While it's hard to argue against anything you wrote (i agree
with most points),
specific examples - especially of people citing those
specific individual reasons - would improve this
answer a lot.
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If the question is generic
with the intention to understand how the funds work, then a
specific example should be quoted to get a better
answer.
It might be the type of work they specialise in or the type of clients they have, just make sure you can back up your
answer with examples and be
specific.
Examples include failing to disclose previous fitness to practise history on an application form, regardless of whether this is specifically requested; failure to comply
with the «duty of candour» by not reporting appropriately when things have gone wrong; or being deliberately evasive when being asked a
specific question that the registrant knows the
answer to.
Federal KSA assessment questions must be
answered in a narrative statement, explaining in detail some
specific experience, knowledge, or capability
with examples from the candidate's career.
You typically do not need to follow up your response
with specific examples of times you have displayed each characteristic — often, an employer wants a relatively concise
answer to this question.
Make it clear that you are the candidate that can solve their problems by making sure you do the research to find out what those are (or might be), and tailor your
answer to those issues
with specific examples of how your skills and experience can be applied to those issues.
Answer with an appropriate and
specific example.
Back your
answers up
with specific examples.
This special report includes 92 writing prompts
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answer frequently - asked questions (FAQs).
Set aside
specific times during the day — around lunch, for
example — when you're available to
answer colleagues questions, catch up
with friends, or talk to your children.
If
answers are vague, follow up
with more
specific questions, for
example, «Is there a situation that you can describe in which the candidate showed a high level of persistence in chasing a deal or saving a sale?»
To give
specific examples - He actually showed up to an appointment
with our mortgage lender, in order to introduce himself and help
answer any questions that we would have for a realtor.