Ask smart questions during a job interview

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Looking for additional brownie points to win over your interviewer? Asking relevant questions at the end of your interview is key. Not only does it demonstrate you are genuinely interested but also shows you have come prepared and ready to take on any challenges with the role. Watch Andy Yip's video below to find out his HOT TIP on this.

Get in touch with Andy here: https://www.ambition.com.hk/consultants/andy-yip

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