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What is your biggest regret and why?

What is your biggest regret and why?

Everyone makes mistakes.
Do you blame others or you learn and move on? What are your mistakes? Did you pick a wrong specialization, candidate or missed an opportunity? Tell about a mistake. Keep it work focused. Show that you learnt your lessons. Stop being perfect and show that you are well adjusted.Show that mistakes are part of learning.
Do's
• Tell an incident and share the missed opportunity
• Show the lessons learnt
• Tell how you ensure to avoid such mistakes in future
• Tell how you stand corrected and remain watchful
Don'ts
• I don't have a regret
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• If you had to live your life over again, what one thing would you change
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