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What are two important things to you in this job?
What do you love the most in your job?
Is it food, friends, colleague, boss, creativity, ability to make a difference...? Tell the most important things which keep you alive and motivated at the job. It could be the reason of showing up everyday.
Do's
• Show the meaningfulness of job
• How it helps the larger purpose of company and society
• You practice and hone your skills
• You get to learn a lot of things
Don'ts
• Keep the free food out
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