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What is your ideal company?

What is your ideal company?

Are you looking forward to work in this company?
Is this a stop gap measure for your career? What is your dream company? Will this job, company motivate you to deliver the best? Interviewer is looking forward answers to these questions. Show him the qualities and work environment you are looking forward which will prompt you to deliver.
Do's
• Highlight the strengths of the sector and the company
• Tell what you like about the organization, media and employee feedback, product reviews
• Tell company's learning environment a best fit to your requirements
• Focus on company values and ethics
Don'ts
• Don't say I was looking for a permanent job
• Don't say I want 9-5 X 5 days week job
• Don't talk about money
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