Madison Sauter Case Study

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Madison Sauter:
The thing that I remembered most about her interview was her mentioning how she was a team oriented person. I think that the inclusion of this quality helps to support her story and add diversity to her skills. Additionally, it shows the interviewer that she has a interest in the satisfaction of her co-workers. This is important because she displays a need to create the best and most efficient environment for herself and her co-workers. Therefore, I think that this inclusion adds a nice personal touch and helps to further support her story on how she successfully created a solution.
Madison’s action was to inform her boss on how the current serving system was not performing well enough. Here she was able to explain why the
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I noticed that throughout the entire response she was able to hold very friendly and confident eye contact with the interviewer. Additionally, she had effective hand movements that made her seem more personable and relatable. Sometimes hand motions can be distracting from a story but I think that Michelle’s body language added to her response. You could clearly tell she was interested in explaining her story to the best of her abilities. Overall, I think that Michelle’s body language was the most memorable part of her response. From the story, I think that Michelle helped communicate with a supplier that due to law changes their company would need to ship out certain supplies at a different date. I think that overall the story was a little hard to follow. She seemed to get lost in her thoughts and would go back and forth between different details. This made the explanation very confusing and hard to understand. Aside from this, I think that what was reflected in her story was her communication skills that were used while interacting with the supplier. Communication skills are something that are necessary in any job environment and are crucial for creating strong work relationships. This skill can easily be applied to other jobs and will make Michelle a good candidate for potential

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