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1) what is ur short term and long term career plans
2) can u tell me any two reasons , why i should hire u ?
3) why r u looking for change ?
4) what is ur strengths and weakness ?
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Answer Posted / satyanarayana m
1) For short term plan I choose to complete all the
certification in Java which is conducted by java.
For Long term plan is to achieve a good position(ceo,coo)
in a software company.
2) Now a days companies are seeking for a right candidate
who is having good in the skills(communication and
Languages). I have the ability to solve the problem within
short period and dynamically.
3) Continously doing at the same location is not good for
developing the skills. Environment changes then way of
thinking(as per project) changes.So that I would like to
change.
4) Panculality is my strenght
Weakness: I have little bit shiver While conservations
with the seniors at the first time and I can overcome this
problem with 4 r 5 conservations.
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