There are no do-overs.
Congratulations, you have an interview. Are you prepared to answer the hard questions?
Interviewing isn't easy. The questions are designed to ferret out the 'real you'. Interview questions are arbitrary, and subject to the interpretations of the interviewers.
Up until now, all the employer knew about you was in the strength of your resume. They haven't heard your voice or experienced your personality.
What you say during the interview, and how you communicate your worth to the employer is critical.
What you don't say is often more important than what you say. Learn the difference.
Learn to use influence techniques to win over the interviewer.
Prepare for anything that may happen during the interview.
- One year - as you interview, we will prepare. Unlimited number of interviews.
- Behavioral interviewing
- Situational Interviewing
- Panel interviews
- Presentations
- The 'business meeting' interview technique.
- Interview Prep and Debrief
- Communicating with Influence
- Telling your story
Salary Negotiations
- Negotiating for the best possible outcome
First 90 day coaching - One session to strategize onboarding.
- Start your job with a solid plan for success
Let's get serious. It's showtime.
After all you went through to snag the interview, it makes sense to prepare. This is your only opportunity to make sure that the employer knows who you are.
Every interview, from preliminary screening to final interview is important.
The interview is your chance to sell yourself. It is the only opportunity you have to showcase your personality.
During coaching, you will practice answering the hard questions. Prepare yourself for tricky behavioral interviewing questions, and learn an easy method to clarify your thoughts. Interview with concise and compelling answers.
It is best to over-prepare. Don't risk a bad performance.
Remember: There are no do-overs.