Elaborate. Think of an example that would relate directly to
the job for which you are interviewing.
Your answer to this question will depend on what skills are
necessary for the position. The research you have conducted
will help you answer the question.
If your education or training has helped you, this should be
an easy question to answer. If not, perhaps you should
consider going back to school, or explain that on-the-job
training worked well for you.
With the marketplace as global as it is these days, knowledge
of a foreign language is helpful. However, do not
exaggerate your knowledge level.
Employers typically do not like employees who are content
to remain stagnant in their current positions. Discuss the
seminars you've attended, the books you've read, the classes
you've completed, and so on.
Almost every business has some type of computer in it these
days. Be sure that you know what type of computers the
business you're interviewing with has and what types of
software they use.