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If we are in a corporate environment, we work with an average of 400 people during our lives and we’re likely to encounter at least five of them again. At least one of these five could be a potential boss in the future, so it’s important to leave every job on good terms.According to studies, seventy-five percent of people find resigning more stressful than their first interview—but it need not be if you know how to do it correctly.

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It is important to bear in mind that looking for a job is first of all a matter of right and positive attitude. You probably won’t find exactly what you want. Be realistic. The employment scene has become very competitive. Education and training requirements are rising for a growing number of jobs. Even a college diploma is not a guarantee for a job.







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The body of the interview holds the bulk of information exchange. This is where the interviewer tell you about the company, and asks you questions about yourself. This is also the where you volunteer pertinent information and ask questions you need answers to. For most graduates, however, the interviewer’s questions comprise the majority of the interview, so that’s a good place to begin. Here are the 15 most commonly asked interview questions.


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