By reviewing the job description the night before and highlighting some bullet points in your notebook, you should be able to answer this easily. Remember, most of the jobs you will be interviewing for will probably be similar in nature to your skill set and experience, so this should be pretty easy. But always remember to focus on the position you are interviewing and answer your strengths to this role, and not go on a tangent about something completely irrelevant to this job opening.

I suggest you think of actual "stories" of accomplishments that are very similar to what this job requires. This is what you share in the interview by stating your strength is X and Y (something where X and Y are needed for the job) and then give the story of how you used your X and Y in your current or previous job.

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