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Tell a situation where you could have done better
Every time we do a project, we learn new things and better ways to be applied in the next project. We learn and improve for better.
Recall a project where lack of experience or training impacted the delivery. Post your training you learnt a new technique through which it can be done more productively.
Do's
• Tell about a project which you had done during your internship
• Tell how it could have been done more productively, with less wastage, in shorter duration through better or different way or through automation
• Show new method, technique, skill learnt which enables to do it better
Don'ts
• It is was the best. No improvement can be done.
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