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« on: August 12, 2011, 09:07:06 am » |
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In the last episode of the recent series of The Apprentice, the remaining contestants attended 4 interviews. One of those used cliché after cliché and it was nothing but cringeworthy.
'I'm not a show pony, or a one-tricky pony. I'm not a jack-ass or a stubborn mule, and I'm definitely not a wild stallion that needs to be tamed. I am the champion thoroughbred that this process requires."
Asked to describe himself without using a cliché and he said, "I am what it says on the tin"....which is what exactly?
I think certain words and phrases on a CV or at interview are appropriate, but common clichés are to be avoided.
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