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what is the main things to do at the time of interview
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Answer Posted / bittu
There is a belief that job always goes to right person but
this is wrong. job always goes to person who is good at
interview. so always be confident. remember the person who
is taking ur interview is also a human being. so there is
no need to woory. "always bear in mind company need u"
" u dont need a company.
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