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why you leave the present job ?
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Answer / dilip inkar
because of we want some agrration in my work ,
my last is tovast there is no time control.
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Answer / krishan kumar
First of all: Never say anything bad/ wrong about your
current company because Interviewer always see as if you
will leave current company what will you look in new
company and why?
Secondly, Always choose one of the option namely, Better
Future Prospects or New Opportunities or New Thing you like
about Intviewing company
Last but not the least, try to link it with your Carrer
Objective/ Goal/ Mission/ Vision for enhancing your chances
of selection.
Thanks
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Answer / arulraj_2002
For Better Prospectus to do my ability with fullest
satisfaction to serve better to utilised our knowledge
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