Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: How to answer the most common interview questions<br>Explain your career path to describe yourself. Connect the dots on your resume so the interviewer can understand more about you professionally. Try to describe not only your career path but why you've made those decisions.
Describe to the interviewer your career path, it is a way to describe yourself.
to ask if you got the job, ask what happens next
Asking questions of the hiring manager can help you know where you stand on a job interview.
The text advises that you talk to your adviser about designing a portfolio and bring questions to the career counselor at your school.
Ask at the end of your interview if you got the job
to ask if you got the job, you should talk to the hiring manager
You can ask career counselors for their opinions. 
to ask if you got the job, you should speak to the hiring manager
A career counselor can answer my questions about portfolios.
to ask if you got the job, you should ask at the end of the interview
Before drafting questions for and sending the interview email, you should probably send an email or call her to explain who you are what your story is about
The job interview was conducted by multiple people. 
to ask if you got the job, talk to the hiring manager
Talk about yourself and why you're the best.
The HR manager career path is quite long.
to ask if you got the job, speak to the hiring manager
The job interview was extremely long. 
Play connect the dots on paper during the interview.
The hiring manager will ask you questions at the end of the interview
I did not bring my resume to the interview
A career path involves ascension through corporate positions.
human resources manager cant know what;s the next step in their careers
I did not bring my resume to the interview
Don't explain your career path.
Explain your career path to describe the interviewer.