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Can you describe your dream job?
Is this job an intersection of your abilities, skills and Interests? Is this what you are looking for? Will this job motivate you?
Show to the interviewer that the new job challenges you.
The goals, learning and projects associated with the role excite you. Show that it is a fit between your skills and requirements. This was your dream and show that you are going to stick around.
Do's
• Highlights your skills, strengths and experience
• Focus on the job skills required to make this role successful
• Show how prepared you are for this challenge
Don'ts
• Don't say I am looking for a permanent job
• Don't say I want 9-5 or 5 days week kind of job
• I want to work in the best place of work
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