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How to move swiftly past the topic？（More than one correct answer)A.Keep it short and u

How to move swiftly past the topic？ (More than one correct answer)

A.Keep it short and upbeat.

B.Remember that the interviewer needs to learn a certain amount about you in a short span of time.

C."No" is always the wrong answer.

D.Shift your answer from the past to the present and keep the conversation in a comfortable place.

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