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Why do you want to work here?
You need to exhibit your abilities,skills,talents and experience. You need to demonstrate that you have the strengths and show that you are a good match for the position.
Do's
• Show your drives for this job
• Bring out what you will learn and contribute
• Show you are well researched about company and how company values and your strengths rightly fit
• Show your confidence to deliver and contribute to the new job
Don'ts
• Don't talk about compensation or designation
• This is the best place to work, even if it is
• Don't focus on your wants (money, good place to work…)
Similar Questions
• Why are you interested in this position?
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