Why David left his job to pursue sales #shorts

6 Apr 2023 · 0 min
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In a concise interview clip, the host asks the interviewee about their internship at a neuromarketing company, why the firm did not attempt to retain them, and what they envision doing in three years. The interviewee explains that they were unhappy in the role, intended to launch their own neuromarketing consultancy or business within three years, and that the company never planned to find them another position, indicating a lack of commitment to employee retention.

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