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Senior Editor | | | Like most people, you're probably pelted with countless questions every day, including some real zingers. As it turns out, there’s a real art to nailing a Q+A. Whether you’re an entry-level worker interviewing for your first full-time job or a senior executive giving a presentation in front of hundreds, you need to be able to deliver effective and concise answers on the spot. For help with handling some of the most common pitfalls people make in these high-pressure situations, you’ll want to check out long-time contributor Judith Humphrey’s latest piece for Fast Company. She covers a number of tricky situations, too, like what to do if you’re not sure you understand the question being asked. You can read it now, in our latest subscriber-only article.
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