Professionalism/Work Ethic

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Professionalism/Work Ethic | Origin: EC116

As a hiring manager, after resumes have been accepted for having met the minimum requirements to hold the position, the most significant aspect of the interview is the professional component. All aspects of the interview needs to reflect the individual's level of professionalism. A weakness in this area can negate an applicant from consideration even if the applicant is more qualified than the others.

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