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		<title>A &#8216;no win&#8217; situation in a job interview</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If, like me you have done your fair share of interviews you will know how frustrating it is to receive inconsistent feedback. I think the easiest cop-out for people in HR is to say that the candidate did not show enough motivation for the job. I have heard this excuse used so many times I’ve lost count. I’m quite an upbeat kind of person, and that always comes across in interviews. For me to hear that I didn’t seem motivated enough seems diabolical. Nevertheless, after hearing this feedback come up a number of times, I changed my approach, and attempted to show more enthusiasm in interviews. I then received feedback saying that I came across as too ‘sales-y’???  How could I ever strike the right balance? What about you? Have you ever experienced the same frustration relating to feedback?]]></description>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">If, like me you have done your fair share of interviews you will know how frustrating it is to receive inconsistent feedback. I think the easiest cop-out for people in HR is to say that the candidate did not show enough motivation for the job. I have heard this excuse used so many times I’ve lost count. I’m quite an upbeat kind of person, and that always comes across in interviews. For me to hear that I didn’t seem motivated enough seems diabolical. Nevertheless, after hearing this feedback come up a number of times, I changed my approach, and attempted to show more enthusiasm in interviews. I then received feedback saying that I came across as too ‘sales-y’???</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;"> How could I ever strike the right balance?</p>
<h4 style="text-align: justify;"><span style="color: #0000ff;">What about you? Have you ever experienced the same frustration relating to feedback?</span></h4>
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