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In Kenya, hundreds of people move
from one place to another seeking jobs especially fresh graduates. They apply
for jobs and are called for interviews after few weeks. How you present
yourself and answer the questions will determine if you will get the job or get
dismissed right away. The following are some of the top common questions asked
during interviews.
1. Tell us about
yourself. This is usually a common but a very tricky statement. Don’t tell your
interviewee where or when you were born. He/ she doesn’t really care and such
information is on you CV. Instead, tell your interviewer two or three
accomplishments you have made that will make you fit for the job. Most people
fail on this crucial part.
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