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How do you handle most difficult part of your job?
Think about the most challenging part of your job.
What actions do you take to manage e.g. preparation, checklist, do it first, teamwork, a course, brainstorming etc to manage it well.
Do's
• Show that you are not afraid of difficult part
• You use techniques to manage it
• Over the time you have learnt to manage it by yourself
• Give an example to prove
Don'ts
• No, my job is easy
• No, I do not need any help from any body
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• What is the most challenging part of your job? How do you handle it?
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