Written by Simran Singh
Most of us prepare for interviews the same way: read a list of common questions, write a few answers, and hope they come out right on the day. The problem is that you never find out how they actually came out. The call ends, you feel "okay-ish", and a week later you get a rejection with no feedback. A simple habit fixes this. After every interview and mock interview, write down three things: What was I asked? What did I actually say? What should I have said? Do this a few times and the ...