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Tell me the ideas you have implemented
The interviewer is interested to know about your achievements.
Tell about those initiatives which you implemented yourself. Bring out the biggest, creative ideas which brought savings, revenue or efficiency. Ensure to put a dollar value to these ideas to give a better sense and also about the role and impact you make in your current job.
Do's
• Share 2-3 recent ideas which you have implemented in recent time
• Describe the idea and impact on the company in $$ value
• Mention the rewards and awards you received for implementing these ideas
Don'ts
• I did not implement any idea
• My boss tells me what to do
• Recently I have not implemented as there is no scope
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