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01:02 How to be more confident in any interview
01:15 How to handle general questions in an interview
02:04 How to handle technical questions in an interview
05:21 What questions will be asked in the interview
06:22 Is there is any problem with the gap I have in my career
07:31 What are the basic skills I need to get a job
08:15 Things to learn after getting the job to keep on moving
09:03 Career Tips

Thanks & Regards,
Aasim

Hi Aasim,
I will try to help you to the best of my abilities.

Q 1 How to face the interview as am less confident:
Ans:
Most of the interview questions are either general or from you resume and experience. So tips to be confident are:
1. Prepare for any general or standard questions like, Tell me about yourself, What all have you learned and implemented, strengths etc.
2. Then you come to technical questions, Here most will come from your Resume, So prepare your resume carefully and put only true information. Read your resume as many times as you can. Be ready for questions like, Explain this project you have done, What exactly was your role in this xyz project etc.
3. Be honest and straightforward. Best tip to be confident.
4. If you are asked about something that you believe you have worked on but cannot remember, say politely "I have worked on this, but at this time I cannot recollect everything as it has been some time, but I remember this.......  "
5. If you do not know something, say so Politely
6. Always show your willingness to learn and implement if given an chance
Overall be positive and be honest

Q 2 What are the questions they ask me in an interview.
Ans:
It will mostly be some standard general questions and some technical as I mentioned above. Apart from this they will definitely test you on the skills they need. So prepare about the JD (Job Description) 

Q 3 Is there is any problem the gap I have in my career.
Ans
As long as you have some valid justification, it should be fine. You should be ready with the answer,
Why was there a gap
What did you do during the break time
What skills you learned

Q 4 what are the basic skill I need to get a job
Ans
Depends on the job and position. Now as you have 1.7 yrs experience, I believe you will be considered in the initial exp range and that is actually good, So as long as you show your basic skills + willingness to learn, it should be all fine.

Q 5 what are the thing that I should learnt after getting a job to keep on moving
Ans:
The best learning will be on the job. Do all your tasks properly and to the best of your abilities, More than completing just the assigned work, try to expore more on the topics and skills.

Q 6 Give me Some Career Tips
Ans:
A simple thing you can do is take out at least 1 hr everyday for your personal learning. And here you can invest either on some technology that you really are passionate about or something related to your job and current project, so that you cam implement your leanings back into your work. Doing this consistently over time will take you to the next level.
Aasim, I believe all this information can be very useful for a lot of people. I can create a youtube post and video on this. If you are not comfortable, I can skip mentioning your name. Do let me know on this.

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Raghav

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