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If you were defending a point that was worth defending, that’s a good sign and a positive when I’m interviewing. But if you’re blindly defending and THEN change your mind, that’s not the best approach. Imagine if you did that with a client...? But hey, we’re not privy to the actual conversation, so try not to overthink it until you hear back. Best of luck in the process!
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One of the best replies :) the problem is there is always a thin line between a stress interview and to actually judge whether u were acting foolish...thanks for the advice
If you changed at the last and it was cos you were wrong all along, you’ve probably blown it. Nobody has time to deal with a junior who sticks with their guns when proven wrong
Sorry
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Yeah, seems like :(
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If you had multiple 'arguments' during your interview that is not a good sign..