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Who are your role models?
Tell about someone who you want to be.
This person can be from your field who is an expert or a family member for their good qualities. These people have influenced you and you want to follow their path. The interviewer is interested to know your values, beliefs and aspirations as a person and wants to know what guides you in your life.
Do's
• Tell about the person who is your guiding force
• Tell about values, beliefs or expertise of that person which you want it for yourself
• Show how they contributed in your decisions and express gratitude
Don'ts
• I am my role model
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