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Will you be frustrated if you are not promoted?

Will you be frustrated if you are not promoted?

The interviewer is provoking you to find your drives and ask you what if you work here for five years and are not promoted?
Would you find it frustrating?
Are you driven by learning or promotion? Show that you are driven by learning and development.
Do's
• Stay calm and show that you focus on learning rather than growth
• You will deep dive to find what does it take to be promoted
• You will endeavor more to contribute
Don'ts
• Don't say, I will quit
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