a worthpoint is a concrete, factual examples of something done which illustrates a past action that resulted in a positive outcome, demonstrating a specific, useful skill. Below is an example of a worthpoint from your professor's years at Procter & Gamble (and the underlying skill): Leased new high mileage-allowance railroad tankcars for use in long-haul shipping lanes, repositioning older low-allowance cars for short-haul use, thus converting P&G's U.S. tankcar fleet from a cost-center into a profit-center. (Analytical skills) Parenthetically identify the skill demonstrated after each worthpoint, as shown above. In completing this task, heed Peter Drucker's advice to "concentrate on [Pete's] strengths" and "waste little effort [addressing] areas of low competence." List of ten worthpoints to one page, and number and space in a visually appealing way