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Job simulation 4: defend your work in an interview

Turn a checked small analysis into a clear portfolio explanation without exaggerating its scope or impact.

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Your deliverables

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A five-minute mock interview

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Reviewer rubric

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Role-specific follow-up

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A truthful portfolio bullet

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Your next practice cycle

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