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what is the unique thing about employees that employers
expect to see at an interviews.
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the unique thing which the employers look in a prospective
candidate is he/she
how knoledgeable and experienced in the given feild.
able to handle the given responsibility
able to withstand the pressure of the work and deliver.
flexible enough
has any attitude problems
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