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What tools do you use to keep yourself organized?
Tell about your tools and techniques which you use to stay focused.
To do list, checklist, dairy etc. to support you to plan your day, week, month and life.
Show how you keep track of multiple projects and keep organized.
Tell the benefits you achieve through this activity.
Do's
• Tell about the tools and techniques you use and how these help you to prioritize and track progress
• Show how you benefit from this methodology
• Show how it helped you in your latest project
Don'ts
• I don't use any such tool
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• Tell me how you keep track of multiple projects to meet deadlines
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Negotiation is an important life skill
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