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"Hello, thank you for making it today! To start off with, please introduce yourself. What are your strengths? What do you enjoy?"
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"Since you're applying for a graduate role, what is your favourite paper you've taken so far?"306Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡlu6aTM1I2w
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"5 minutes left? Well, we're just about finishing up now. Do you have anything else you would like to say?"
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"Alright, thank you again for coming. I hope everything goes well for you."
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These are actual things I've said in my recent interview compared to the things I've told my friends and my experiences. I've gone through a lot of speed interviews as well as meet and greets, so for this particular interview, I did nothing to prepare. After all, I didn't even complete the written assessment beforehand due to my hideous time management.306Please respect copyright.ＰＥＮＡＮＡtUx4FRufrU
Apart from questions about your major, interviewers would usually ask questions relating to how you resolve conflict, work in a team, important qualities a leader should have... etcetera. Those questions are easy enough, but I've become used to lying through my teeth about my major. After all, what else can you say? I'm so good that people have commented, "I can tell you're passionate." Ha. That's because I'm great at rambling about things expressively, whether I hate it or love it.
...I don't know if I can survive even a year in this industry. Don't ask me what my major is.
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