How to speak English fluently and confidently

👇Introduction👇

Good morning sir.

First of all thank you very much for giving me this amazing opportunity to introduce myself.

I am Kunal. I live in,,,,,,,, .\



I have four years of work experience. I have worked two years with Wipro  software engineer and now I have been working with IBM  as a software developer for two years.

I have done MCA from International University in 2016. BCA from ,,,,,,,,, College which is affiliated from ........ in 2013 and schooling from Government senior secondary school .

I have 6 member in my family my grandparents parents and my two siblings my elder brother and my younger sister.

My strengths are my positive attitude and my self-confidence. I like reading books and listening music songs I do not like. The people who are boot lickers.

My short term goal is to get this job in your company my long term goal is to become a successful person in the every field in my life.

Thank you for listening me. 🙏

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