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First impressions are often your last impressions in any interview.
Present with confidence whenever you go for the interview. How you walk, sit, talk and dress are constantly observed and noted.
So be confident but most importantly be yourself.
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When preparing for a second interview, ALWAYS over prepare!
Recruiters will usually describe these interviews as formalities. But if not. And some reason you’re ambushed on the day. You will be ready to go and still present the best version of yourself!
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Being honest in job interviews is crucial for building a positive work relationship and preventing future issues.
Interviewers often ask about weaknesses to assess character and ability to learn. Be prepared to share examples but always focus on how you dealt with the problem.
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hiring managers will put candidates through 5 rounds of interviews instead of going to therapy
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POV: me calling my candidate after he emailed me he rejected my job offer
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Honest Cover Letter:
"My ability to navigate ambiguity, as evidenced by my applying without knowing the actual salary range, is only outshined by my drive and determination, demonstrated by my willingness to manually input my information after uploading my resume."
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When asked “Why did you leave your last job?”
1. Be clear on your version of the events.
2. Frame your answer positively and begin to shift the conversation towards the value you brought to the role.
3. Focus on keeping your answer short and to the point..
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6 simple interview mistakes that will damage your job prospects:
1) Showing up late
2) Dressing inappropriately
3) Avoiding eye contact
4) Checking the phone during interviews
5) Forgetting to thank the interviewer
6) Forgetting the interviewer’s name
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Interview Tip for Job Seekers:
Virtual Interviews give you a chance to keep your notes out the entire time.
Some Hacks for Example:
- You can create sticky notes on your computer, keep them on your desktop.
- Physical sticky notes on the wall right above/behind your camera.
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Finding a job is work… but it’s not a “job”,
Take breaks and don’t burn yourself out.
Interviewing is a lot harder if you aren’t mentally there and able to give 100%.
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Always have a fixed time period in mind (2-3 years) for your promotion. If it doesn't happen, you would still have got enough learnings and experience in your current role to get a promotion AND pay bump outside.
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Hiring managers:
If you're judging candidates against each other instead of the job description you're doing it wrong.
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Add value.
That should be your goal when it's time to interview. Show them how you can help them grow and make an impact.
Use data and facts to show how you directly impacted the bottom line, projects completed, etc.
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You don’t always have to wait until the end of your interview to ask questions. If you’re unclear about something during an interview seek clarification while the topic is relevant.
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After the interview, take a moment to reflect on the interview for yourself. What went well? What did you do very well and what could you have done better? This helps you to improve yourself and gives you tips and ideas for your next interview!
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Always have in mind 4-5 big things you have accomplished in your career.
Be prepared to platform yourself and slip those major achievements in throughout interviews.
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