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What does "candidate-reported" mean in your mouth?

What does "candidate-reported" mean in your mouth? It means a candidate or career site published that a theme came up. It is not an official question bank. “A candidate wrote online that this topic was asked” is different from “the company gave me this list.” “I prepare the concept, not a memorised

What does "candidate-reported" mean in your mouth? It means a candidate or career site published that a theme came up. It is not an official question bank. “A candidate wrote online that this topic was asked” is different from “the company gave me this list.” “I prepare the concept, not a memorised
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Short answer

It means a candidate or career site published that a theme came up. It is not an official question bank.

Example

“A candidate wrote online that this topic was asked” is different from “the company gave me this list.”

Say it in the interview

“I prepare the concept, not a memorised company script, because themes change.”

Why it matters

Being clear about the source keeps your answers honest and credible.

Learn more in the lesson: 47.1 How to Use This Chapter – Sources and Ethics

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