? What do you see yourself doing in 5-10 years?
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Answer Posted / faisal khan
i want to see myself at a higher position in a
organisation ,want to b a part of the decision making
process,and prove myself as a best asset of company and
last but not hte least i want to see myself at a position
where my family can proud on me.
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