Why the fck every interviewer has to be a bully. Why is the interview process like this. You are just hiring someone for a job. You are not purchasing slave
Here's an example response to the question "Why did you enter civil services? Why can't you be an entrepreneur?" in a UPSC interview: "Sir/Ma'am, I chose civil services because I believe it offers a unique opportunity to make a positive impact on society and drive meaningful change. As a civil servant, I can contribute to policy-making, implementation, and governance, which can benefit millions of people. While entrepreneurship is a noble pursuit, my passion lies in public service. I want to address pressing social issues, like inequality, education, and healthcare, which require a collective effort and a broader perspective. Civil services allow me to work towards the greater good, leveraging the government's resources and infrastructure. Moreover, civil services offer a platform for: - Impartial decision-making - Long-term planning and implementation - Collaboration with diverse stakeholders These aspects align with my values and strengths. I believe my skills and experience make me a strong fit for civil services, and I'm excited to contribute to the nation's growth and development." This response highlights: - A clear motivation for choosing civil services - A understanding of the differences between civil services and entrepreneurship - Alignment of personal values and strengths with the role of a civil servant
Send them to IIMs for PGD programs. Serpentine convoluted intertwined justification to a simple straightforward question. Interviewer: Are you a homosexual? Interviewee: No. 😊
But like Anil a Malayalee boy worked as computer lecture But he told when both were traveling from Madras to Vellore jolarpet express he told he will take the girls interested on him by his car to resort just enjoyed lots of girls but his father drunkard man confessed his son is bringing girls to his house but really he is capabilities but now I Australia
