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Chapter 14, Problem 14.8AAC
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To determine: To face an interview job seeker should be thoroughly prepared.
Introduction: Interviewers look for candidates who are confident and well prepared for the interview.
Summary Introduction
To determine: The best success stories you would like to share at an interview to please the audience.
Introduction: Sharing your own success stories to win an interview.
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