There Is No Need to Be Perfect

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We all want to provide the perfect answers to impress our interviewers. But sometimes, being textbook perfect may not work in your favour. Interviewers, especially within the Sales & Marketing space are looking for personality and uniqueness in how you communicate.

Mavis Chan shares her Hot Tip on the importance of being yourself to stand out from the crowd. Watch the video to find out more!

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