Fishwife’s CEO shares her favorite interview question — and how she would answer it
Becca Millstein, the CEO of tinned seafood brand Fishwife, said this interview question gets to the core of a candidate's greatest strength.
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Becca Millstein, the CEO of tinned seafood brand Fishwife, said this interview question gets to the core of a candidate's greatest strength.
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