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I failed 8+ interviews. This is what I did
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99% of the time, we already know the outcome of the interview ⇓
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The biggest reason for failing a particular interview is the inability to answer certain questions.
Instead of feeling dispirited, I move on but ⇓
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Instead of feeling dispirited, I move on but ⇓
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I pay attention to those questions and try to find answers after the interview ⇓
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This is my first priority after every interview. I search for answers to these questions without leaving my desk ⇓
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So let& #39;s say I failed 8 interviews because I was not able to answer 2 questions in each interview
Following this paradigm, I now know 16 unique questions ⇓
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Following this paradigm, I now know 16 unique questions ⇓
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The probability of a successful interview increases with each unsuccessful interview. This paradigm is the saviour https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="✨" title="Funken" aria-label="Emoji: Funken">
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