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Interviewing
Resumes

Be ready, be 'on' and be diligent.

  • Prepare - Research the interviewer, company and industry. Practice telling your story.
  • Perform - Assert your ability to problem-solve and positively impact your target company.
  • Follow up - Reinforce your strong interest and value, and share new, relevant information.

AI Tools Topics : Interviewing


WHY YOU? Preparing Your Story to Answer the Inevitable Make or Break Interview Question
with Taura Prosek
WHY YOU? Preparing Your Story to Answer the Inevitable Make or Break Interview Question

The interview is the sales opportunity that you've been waiting for to truly differentiate yourself from other candidates in ways that a resume cannot. I will share with you tips and strategies to follow when preparing for an interview performance that will help make yourself memorable, establish trust and confidence, stand out from the competition and strongly communicate your value to the interviewer.

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Preparing for the Tough Interview Questions
with Alan Carniol
Preparing for the Tough Interview Questions
Preparing for the Tough Interview Questions
with Alan Carniol

To prepare for tough interview questions, Alan Carniol recommends doing this exercise:

Ask yourself this: What is the question that could cost you the job offer? Take 30 seconds to think about your answer and then write it down.
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Ace the Interview: Focus on the Company
with Michael Goodman
Ace the Interview: Focus on the Company
A surefire way to send a powerful message to your interviewer is to arrive fully prepared to talk, in depth, about his or her business. … more>>
 
Ace the Interview: Focus on the Interviewer
with Michael Goodman
Ace the Interview: Focus on the Interviewer
Every interviewer speaks a certain language. The best thing you can do to convince your interviewer that you are the right person for the job is to communicate your story using that same language.… more>>
 
Ace the Interview: Focus on You
with Michael Goodman
Ace the Interview: Focus on You
Talking about yourself can be difficult for some people, whether because of shyness or not wanting to appear boastful. Beyond B-School Executive Vice President and expert interviewer Michael Goodman… more>>
 
Performing Under Pressure: Top Interview Tools
with Jordan Friedman
Performing Under Pressure: Top Interview Tools
You have worked hard for your job interview and now is your opportunity to shine. Yet, high stress at interview time can affect your performance.… more>>
 
Tips to Ace a Video Interview Part 1
with Ross Macpherson
Tips to Ace a Video Interview Part 1

This presentation covers what is going to make the difference in any kind of video interview job interview. In this Part 1 of 2, Ross Macpherson answers the following questions about video interviewing: … more>>

 
Tips to Ace a Video Interview Part 2
with Ross Macpherson
Tips to Ace a Video Interview Part 2

Introduce yourself ( "Hi, my name is Ross") and then say something around your focus or value proposition ( “I help companies...”, “My expertise is...” )

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Behavioral Interviews Mastery
with Alan Carniol
Behavioral Interviews Mastery

When you are called for a job interview, some common questions asked are:

  • “Tell me about a time when” – Is a behavioral type of question that could be part of different questions asked or a series of behavioral questions.
  • “What would you do if” – Is a situational type of question.

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