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How to present my answer
This is a discussion on How to present my answer within the Interviews forums, part of the Career Enhancement category; In many interviews the interviewer questions whether they can contact my present employer. But how can I say no for this question. Suggest me how can I present my answer ...
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How to present my answer
In many interviews the interviewer questions whether they can contact my present employer. But how can I say no for this question. Suggest me how can I present my answer in a best way.
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09-09-2006
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Re: How to present my answer
Janelyn!!! There is nothing wrong in saying that they must not contact your present employer unless you get confimed appointment from them. Because even they are employers and they would definetly understand your situtaion provided you explain them.
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