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I have nearly gone daft trying to cater my KSAs towards specific jobs :210:
For the most part, many of the KSAs listed for a given job are generic. I feel pretty silly writing a KSA to address, "Skill in the use of microcomputers for engineering application, where appropriate." Most KSAs that I am coming across have broadbrush requirements like, "Knowledge of laws, codes, and statutes relating to the design and administration of engineering projects."
I know I am potentially shortchanging myself if I don't give sufficient treatment of the KSAs in the job application. My understanding is that the application of KSAs should be short, concise statements of fact, but many of these KSAs lend themselves to broadbrushed statements or would require details to support the statement.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to adequately address KSAs listed in a job description while emphasizing your strengths? Any suggestions about how to approach listing/summarizing KSAs is appreciated.
JR
For the most part, many of the KSAs listed for a given job are generic. I feel pretty silly writing a KSA to address, "Skill in the use of microcomputers for engineering application, where appropriate." Most KSAs that I am coming across have broadbrush requirements like, "Knowledge of laws, codes, and statutes relating to the design and administration of engineering projects."
I know I am potentially shortchanging myself if I don't give sufficient treatment of the KSAs in the job application. My understanding is that the application of KSAs should be short, concise statements of fact, but many of these KSAs lend themselves to broadbrushed statements or would require details to support the statement.
Does anyone have any suggestions about how to adequately address KSAs listed in a job description while emphasizing your strengths? Any suggestions about how to approach listing/summarizing KSAs is appreciated.
JR