When reviewing a product the first thing I try to understand is the intended purpose and I evaluate whether the product effectively fulfills its intended function and meets the needs of the target market. As well, another key concept is the quality of the product. Normally I wouldn't like a product to be replaced on a regular basis unless its a fast moving consumer good. And even so, if the performance of the product does not meet the expectations then its likely I would give a poor review. Finally, I like to assess whether the product provides good value for its price considering the performance and the cost compared to similar products on the market. In summary, I base my reviews in four key concepts: - Purpose. - Quality. - Performance. - Price.

My ability to pay attention to detail was demonstrated by my experience performing a business study project for a technology and real estate consulting firm. I was entrusted with researching market and labor trends that were pertinent to the company for this project. I carefully gathered and cross-referenced data from numerous sources to ensure accuracy and dependability in order to succeed in this quest. This investigation requires not only a keen eye for detail but also a willingness to pick up new skills and adjust as needed as new information became available. As the project developed, I reported my results to the executive team of the firm and offered suggestions for improving their procedures. My commitment to delivering accurate, thorough research and my aptitude for clearly communicating difficult ideas demonstrated my suitability for jobs that require a keen eye for detail.