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Why are you changing jobs so frequently?
In last ten years you have changed five companies. Why you are changing jobs every two years?
The interviewer is asking you on your frequent job hopping. He needs to understand your motivations. How will you convince the interviewer?
Do's
• Show that you have been shortlisted based on your overall experience
• Show the value you can bring to new role
• Show that change is due to stagnation or any other reason- Project closure etc.
• Show that your goal is to learn and contribute and not to change
Don'ts
• No ill talk about previous companies
• Reasons for job change should be linked to salary increase
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