I’m having technical difficulties completing the application form

I’m having technical difficulties completing the application form.

It’s best if you write your long responses in Word and then copy and paste them into the form so that you don’t lose your work if you have a technical problem.
The total length of your text (over all responses) might be too long. Google Forms has an overall word limit (which is not known). Candidates who face this problem have often attempted to copy and paste a long CV into the form. If you have done this, please rewrite your employment history more concisely.
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