where u see yourself after 10 years

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / anu

i think 10 yrs are vry long time i want to prove myself as
soon as i can... it can be 1 month,12 months or 3 yrs and
will remian in the company for long time and manage the
resources efficently and effectively...:)

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / praveen srivastava

If I will a employees with a company so thats I will at the
level of Company Decision making position ( Managerial
Level)
otherwise I will a self emloyee

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / mega

after 10 years i became an IAS officer in a city.....
and role model for all.....

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / saurabh gandhi

i m upgrading with ur company and after 10 yrs i will be in
good poistion.if i have no probs in this company like
environment,salary pakage etc.........

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / sai

i want to be a role model for others....

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / stuti

sorry guys it was by mistake i typed my address incorrect
it is stuti_ya@yahoo.co.in

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / guest

Hahahah.. Myself It something wih i wud dream abt bt given
a chance in ur org. i wud definately not care whr i wud be
bt i def make the org in one of the way place whr ppl wud
luv to work and learn which wud evenatlly be marked as the
best org to deal wid.

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / venkat

ceo

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / greeshma

even after 10 years from now, i would like to remain as a
good citizen of this universe, working and do the maximum
for the improvement of my organization and earning money,
not depending on anyone and helping out whomsoever i can.

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where u see yourself after 10 years ..

Answer / nazurudeen

after 10 years idont want to work for someone
else...........i want create a company....&......i want to
be a entrepreneur..............

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