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Old 03-01-2006, 04:48 PM
April April is offline
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Default Being yourself at an interview
Alot of people I know put on an "act" in a job interview.
They are afraid to be themself.

Personally, I think its best to be yourself. I tend to answer questions with what is on my mind, not what I think the employer wants to hear.

I have never had a problem getting a job this way, so I guess I am doing something right!
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