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What goals will you go for, if you get this job?

What goals will you go for, if you get this job?

The interviewer is trying to find out if you understand this job. Do you know what are the key result areas(KRA's) for this position? Do you know the challenges ahead in this job?
Tell your key deliverable and how you plan to contribute.
Do's
• Mention the job areas where you plan to contribute
• Tell the specific projects which you think will matter
• Specify the approach how plan to understand challenges in specific areas and initiate projects
• Mention how will you monitor the progress
Don'ts
• Don't say, I will do what boss tells me
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