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Manual dexterity
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I think you should figure out something to put down.
Things to think about: do you type at a certain (fast) speed? Draw? Paint? Do calligraphy? Have you done any research in a lab or taken courses that require labs where they had you doing dissections? Fix cars? Decorate cakes? Make pastries? Play an instrument? etc etc.
Things to think about: do you type at a certain (fast) speed? Draw? Paint? Do calligraphy? Have you done any research in a lab or taken courses that require labs where they had you doing dissections? Fix cars? Decorate cakes? Make pastries? Play an instrument? etc etc.
Sorry, I probably wasn't clear, but I already submitted. So I was just thinking would it be ok? Like are my chances drastically going to go down if I have nothing threre
Oh sorry I think I might have misread your OP then. I have no idea...maybe you can do a search?
I could've put down something, but it said proficient and that kind of threw me off. I mean it wasn't required so I just figured I'll leave it blank for now and then if it comes up during the interview I can talk about various types of work I do with my hands. I am really regretting it now though!!
It is fine. This isn't something they can really validate either so it shouldnt hold a lot of weight (like if I put down I can solve a rubicks in under a minute, how am i suppose to prove that?)
The section isn't all that important. Interviewers these days know that since we grew up in a technologically enhanced age, we will have decent manual dexterity. However, it wasn't your brightest move just leaving it blank, but what's done is done.
