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What will you miss about your present job?

What will you miss about your present job?

What are those things to which you are attached to in your current job? Since you hate your current job therefore there is nothing to miss. Don't talk bad about the previous job. Stay professional.
What are you afraid of loosing in the current? A good boss, known colleagues, good practices...
The interviewer needs to know what are your attachments and how these might impact your new job.
Do's
• Share about a colleague whose company you will miss
• Team sessions which you enjoyed
Don'ts
• Do not talk ill about the previous job
• Don't show that you are running away from previous job
• Avoid an attachment which affects performance at a new job
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