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Britney1103
1 month ago

I wouldn’t say it unless you ask.

You don’t know what your health will look like next year.

Here are some tips:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoW2x3n47OM

SevenOfNein
1 month ago

Yes, but it would also bring you into play that you know and keep the hygiene rules well.

SevenOfNein
1 month ago
Reply to  jasminchen0219

Nice job, but it should be exhausting. Depending on the employer.

Bulletproofed
1 month ago

I would rather not say that, because it is often the candidate who emphasizes or emphasizes their avoidable strength, exactly the opposite is the case.

In general, you should keep the ball flat when talking to a job, especially when it comes to training. Because excessive self-lobe is usually not so good! Then better shut up or try to ask meaningful questions about training.

In addition, you need to have a medical examination before the start of the training.

LuClRa
1 month ago

Mhhh… I’d say that by the way.

A strength is a property.

Say you’re team-ready, resilient and reliable.

Chrisi614
1 month ago

Yeah, I’d say that…