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What do you do to develop yourself?
Tell about the activities which you undertake to learn and develop yourself. Any online course, self reading, books, training, professional group membership...Show that you are the CEO of your career and your life.
Do's
• Mention how you keep yourself updated
• Tell about the course, professional membership, latest books read
• Share the key learning from last course or the latest book
Don'ts
• I wait for company to send me for training
• I don't need after my education
Similar Question
• What type of things have you done to become better qualified for your career?
• What's the last book you read?
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