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This document provides tips for succeeding in a job interview. It outlines 10 tips for the interview such as reconfirming the appointment, dressing professionally, and following up after. It also lists common questions that may be asked, such as about one's career objectives and weaknesses, and suggests having well-thought out answers prepared. Additionally, it discusses "tell me about a time" questions that are meant to understand how one handled certain situations, and provides examples of such questions. Finally, it provides 10 questions for the candidate to ask the interviewer to learn more about the company and position.
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2) Common myths about interviews and how to overcome them such as being yourself and preparing answers in advance.
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