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Get a Great Job When You Don’t Have a Job

I recognize stress questions, and I realize they’re intended
to be stressful. I therefore remain calm and answer them
to the best of my ability.

I know how to answer the question, “What is your great-
est weakness?”

I am clear that I will never bring up anything negative
about my former jobs or bosses, even if I am asked.
Just in case an illegal question is asked, I know how to
handle it.
I’m aware that the way I sit in my chair can either make
me look enthusiastic or disinterested. I adopt a posture
that shows I’m fascinated and fascinating!
I have a good idea of some of the questions I would like
to ask the interviewer about the company when he or
she says, “Do you have any questions?”

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