When the Employer Asks You About What Didn't You Like

question 43

Multiple Choice

When the employer asks you about what didn't you like about your previous job,you should ________.

• A) let her know about the negatives so you could avoid the same situation
• B) tell her your previous job had nothing to dislike
• C) mention only the likes and avoid dislikes
• D) make sure that you don't give the impression that you are a difficult employee

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