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27-03-2008, 05:40 PM #1Junior Member
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Talking abt recent medical news in the interviews
When the interviewers ask to talk abt recent issues, is it ok to talk abt stuff that's been on the news abt a month ago? Or should it be abt very recent news?
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28-03-2008, 12:50 AM #2Junior Member
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I can't be sure but i talked about an article that came up about a few months before the interview. I guess it depends on what they ask you. If they say "What article have you read in the last week?" then obviously you must mention one within the week!
I was asked about "an article you've read recently" so thats actually quite general. I obviously just didn't mention that it was a few months back but i don't see the problem in saying one that was quite some time ago if you did find it interesting.2008 Re-applicant:
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28-03-2008, 03:12 AM #3Member
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Unless they specify a time frame, I'd suggest you talk about anything which you're comfortable talking about from the recent news. Do as the question says. :P
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