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Tell me one thing, which you want to improve

Tell me one thing, which you want to improve

The interviewer needs to understand if you are self aware. Do you know about yourself? Do you understand and acknowledge your weakness?
What are some of your biggest weakness and what are you doing about it? Have you taken any actions to improve?
Tell about the course, self learning, project, you have undertaken to mitigate.
Show your improvement plan and how you strive to be a better version of yourself everyday.
Do's
• Know your shortcomings
• Show that you acknowledge and have a self improvement plan
• Share the progress and show how it has improved performance
Don'ts
• No I am the most perfect guy
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• If there were one area you've always wanted to improve upon, what would that be?
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