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How much time do you spend on applying?
What % do you spend applying for jobs?
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How much time do you spend on applying?
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Most of my time is spent sifting out the scammers, 😆 😵‍💫🤬
What is your Dream Job?
What is the most important element to finding your Dream Job?
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What is your Dream Job?
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All of the above
"What will you do if you don't get this job?"
Why would an interviewer ask a candidate, "What will you do if you don't get this job?" There are typically two reasons behind this question: 1. To assess resilience and resourcefulness. How do you handle disappointment? Do you stay focused, adaptable, and forward-moving when things don’t go your way? 2. To understand your level of optionality. In some cases, it’s a way to gauge how many alternatives you have and, indirectly, how much leverage you may or may not hold. The first can be a valid signal, though there are more direct and effective ways to assess it. The second, if that’s the intent, tends to reflect more on the organization’s mindset than the candidate’s value. Strong interviews should aim to understand capability, judgment, and alignment, not test pressure points.
"What will you do if you don't get this job?"
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So... end up homeless is not a good answer?
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