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sahilof IN2:34AM July 24, 2012
very valuable guidelines.
Agri Kesavan
Tamilnadu-India1:07AM July 23, 2012
Thank you very much for the above guidance.I will be very thankfull to you if you focus on some common questions asked about the current salary drawn,salary expected and reasons for leaving the present company and joining company.Thanks.
Rupchand B Mankani1:12PM July 20, 2012
One I've often ysed is "What would be the qualities of the best person for the position." That way , dependng on the answer, you may get amother chance to toot you're own horn by recalling attention to your resume
Mike Broderick11:08AM July 05, 2012
Very helpful thank you!
jadeof CA12:27PM July 03, 2012
Thankyou so much! This was a great help! I have an interview monday and can't wait.You are a diamond! X
Veerath Matabudul3:51PM June 15, 2012
Thank you very much for your tips. But I would like if you could throw more light on the issue of salary. What should I say when an interviewer ask how much I would like then to pay me?
Einstein Okirie10:35AM June 14, 2012
A lot of interviewees forget that an interview is a two-way street. Remembering this makes thinking up your own questions easier. One of my favorites is asking about negative aspects of the company or the position. In essence, ask them to talk you out of the job.
Joeof OR11:35PM June 13, 2012
Here this is really a good one to read
Summer Kirchof AZ4:39PM June 13, 2012
I would do a lot better in job interviews if I wasn’t required to answer any questions.
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