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After completing all the steps in your Mission 5 [pt. I] email, share what interview prep advice has worked for you in the past. If you've never participated in an interview, what are you looking forward to trying in your future interviews?Β Post your favorite tips below!
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Top comments (1)
What I had to learn for interviews to make them more professional was definitely No6: Questions to the interviewer. Being able to ask questions makes the interview feel more like a conversation and I am able to relax a bit more than just sitting there and getting bombed with questions where I always am nervous if I have a proper answer to it.