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Here's Why You Should Bring Notes to a Job Interview
Have a job interview soon but unsure whether to bring or not to bring notes to a job interview? Good news! If used correctly, bringing notes to your job interview isn’t only acceptable but can also be a smart move and land you the job. A well-prepared set of notes can help you stay organised, recall key achievements, and ensure you ask thoughtful questions. These can be particularly useful for roles involving data, performance metrics, or comple…
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