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The document discusses the STAR technique for behavioral interviews. STAR stands for Situation or Task, Action, and Result. It is used to structure answers by describing a specific situation, the action taken, and the result achieved. The document provides examples of behavioral interview questions and sample answers following the STAR format. Using this technique helps interviewees give complete, thorough responses.
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- 1. How To Interview Like a STAR
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- 4. The STAR interview approach is a behavioral interview technique. This technique is simply a way for an interviewee to remember what they should include in their response during a behavioral interview. S/T: Situation or Task A: Action you took R: Results achieved
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