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Points in Maze Show Your Position in Getting Job Start of Carrier 1. 2. Under Skilled 3. Perfect for Job but did not got interview call 4. You see the job with great hours and perfect pay but its not in your field of interest. 5. Interview with

Points in Maze Show Your Position in Getting Job Start of Carrier 1. 2. Under Skilled 3. Perfect for Job but did not got interview call 4. You see the job with great hours and perfect pay but its not in your field of interest. 5. Interview with company you want but don’t get the job. 6. Finally dream job with handsome pay and great hours.
Getting Job is like Maze Game
Start of Carrier
Under Skilled
Interview Call
Job Without Interest:
Job Rejection:
Dream Job: REACHED
Points in Maze Show Your Position in Getting Job Start of Carrier 1. 2. Under Skilled 3. Perfect for Job but did not got interview call 4. You see the job with great hours and perfect pay but its not in your field of interest. 5. Interview with company you want but don’t get the job. 6. Finally dream job with handsome pay and great hours.

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