While I understand this may be the topic of the previous publish,
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Microsoft Office 2010 Pro Plus, have more or less entered the endangered species list. Now,
Office 2010 Home And Business, don’t get me wrong – I’m not saying it’s 100% guaranteed that you won’t receive this type of query – but it’s my feeling that the web at large highly overstates the frequency of these types of concerns. In the last year I think I’ve seen maybe five instances of interviewers asking anything remotely close to a puzzle question. If you consider the hundreds of interviews that I’ve reviewed,
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