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Also, they had a rigorous interview process, and I had to show them some of my successes, so to speak.
5. Did you ever take any online courses?
A: Not yet, but I am definitely considering them, especially since the University to which I am applying offers them. I may be on the road if we are successful with this campaign, so we will see.
6. Do you like your team? If yes, why? If no, why not?
A: I love my team. I have gotten so used to them, and they to me, and we have really found a way to click, so it is perfect.
7. Do you like your boss?
A: You know, many people would probably just say yes because they are being paid by this person, but I really like him. In fact, I had a choice whether to work for him or not, and I chose to do so because I like him and his ideas so much....
So, yes.
8. How satisfied are you with your overall experiences on this assignment?
A: I think that my abilities match the assignment, so I am very satisfied with how we have been handling the process as a group and as individuals. I am definitely satisfied with the experiences that I have been fortunate enough to have. I would not want any other job, this one is truly fantastic.
Conclusions
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