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Give it back to the original author or take it out of
circulation for a few months and start using it again
after folks have had a chance to forget it. LOL!
Seriously, no. Do you have the source files,
perchance? Realistically, all you can do is . . . make
the best of the situation and stop using the piece.
Cheers,
Sean
--- Stephen Arrants <stephen -dot- arrants -at- attbi -dot- com> wrote:
>
> Has anyone else had the unpleasant experience of
> introducing a piece from
> your portfolio only to have the interviewer say that
> she's seen the same
> sample earlier from another applicant? How did you
> handle that?
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