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What motivates you to put greatest efforts?
The interviewer is keen to know what drives you? Is it challenge, money, or security? Do you need to be told or you look out for challenges? Do you enjoy the work or only wait for salary? Show that you enjoy work and are ready for challenges. You ensure quality work as well as meet deadlines.
Do's
• Give examples of challenges which drive you
• Show that you love challenges
• Show learning, intrinsic motivation is the reward
Don'ts
• Don't talk about money, comfort or designation
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