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What are job interview questions and answers related to ms office?
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All the questions would be about your knowledge of them and your level of ability. You could be asked if you have used them or not. You could be asked what is your experience of using them. You could be asked what versions of Office you have used and which applications. You could be asked if you have any qualifications in them, or done any formal training in them. You could be asked to say what level you are at with them and they might give you options like "experienced", "power user" or whatever. You could asked what kinds of things you have used the applications to do. There are all sorts of questions that they could ask that may be related to the particular job itself. They may need you to have certain abilities, like doing Macros in Excel or setting up relational tables in Access or doing mail merges in Word etc.
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