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13 Nov 2019, 09:08
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RicAssassin
I found a slot and grabbed it :p
As the debriefs say, the questions are similar that they asked.
13 Nov 2019, 09:11
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MsInvBanker
Yep, pretty much the same. Also, they will be looking from a pool of questions and asking you so am sure if you have read these questions, you are good to go. There aren’t any wrong answers here!
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Yep, pretty much the same. Also, they will be looking from a pool of questions and asking you so am sure if you have read these questions, you are good to go. There aren’t any wrong answers here!
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13 Nov 2019, 09:17
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That is what I have been wondering RicAssassin. My answers just have to be aligned with what I wrote in the application. I can add on however much I like if it does not go on completely different tangent.
There is just this one question that I hate. Tell me something about yourself. I mean there is so much. How can I fit in two to three sentences!!
And then Do you have any questions for me.
As an interviewer, if someone asked me more questions, I'd wonder they did not do any research and no questions would mean they are least bothered. How does one decide what should or should not be asked there.
Like I feel I know too much already as I had been talking to a current student as I worked on the application.
I think I am rambling now...
There is just this one question that I hate. Tell me something about yourself. I mean there is so much. How can I fit in two to three sentences!!
And then Do you have any questions for me.
As an interviewer, if someone asked me more questions, I'd wonder they did not do any research and no questions would mean they are least bothered. How does one decide what should or should not be asked there.
Like I feel I know too much already as I had been talking to a current student as I worked on the application.
I think I am rambling now...
