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Ajitesh Chandra | Working Professional

How can I justify my 3 years of year gap in interview?

The most important thing is to be honest and give a genuine response and a reason for the 3 years of break you took. You should focus on explaining how you were still updating and upskilling yourself in that time period and also preparing for the new role meanwhile. The main aim is to prove that you are fit for the role. This can be through certification courses, projects, learning programs, fellowships etc.

Sukashish Kaur | Working Professional

What are the top 20 websites for interview preparation?

Your answer to any question during the interview will only obtain any outcome based on your temperament and thought process while answering it, stop searching websites for answers as there is always a way to answer and it certainly will depend on person to person

dfghj | Fresher

I am preparing from past 2 months still i am not confident for interviews. What to do?

Hi Jagruti, Don't get disheartened. Follow few tips and I hope you will gain confidence and be successful in interviews. 1.Think positive. 2.Practice mock interviews in exactly same fashion as you are going to appear in a real one. Dress formally and practice how to present yourself, your body language etc. 3.You can do this standing in front of a mirror and also get help from your friend. 4.Having an eye contact with the interviewer helps build up confidence. 5.Work on the traits you think are weak in you. 6.Prepare the possible answers and rehearse them as many times as you can. 7.Research on the subject, latest updates in your field. 8.Do not reply in a hurry. Be cool, humble and practice answering thoughtfully. Interviewer keep an eye on your way of replying also. 9.Meditation, deep breathing exercise will also help you a lot. Hope this helps you , best wishes always. Arvind Jain

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