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On a scale of 1-10, rate me as an interviewer
Interviewer is interested to know how he did his job as an interviewer.
He is trying to evaluate himself. Will you give him honest feedback or you will say things to please him?
Stop and think. Be honest and share the positive things about interview i.e. How he put you at ease, What impressed you, Focus on what went well and describe the attributes.
Do's
• Be honest and tell the qualities
• Focus on what went well
• Justify the ratings, what impressed you
Don'ts
• Don't go overboard
• Don't criticize
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