Thank you kindly for sharing this Interview Questions video.

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These are great tips! I have all the charisma and confidence in interviews but after hearing your answers I'm definitely failing every question they're asking me in interviews. Have an interview later today hope I do well.

Tysm for these tips!! I’m helping my daughter (who is young & just starting out with interviews) with questions, answers & do’s/dont’s and you have helped US TREMENDOUSLY!!!!

I didn’t show up to my 1st day at a internship because I didn’t know the internship started that day and I felt really bad that I didn’t show up. I just to wanted hear that these mistakes can happen

I have failed in everything in my life, cheaters have taken a lot of money from me because I am simple. I have a bank loan, I have to pay 50 thousand a month, now I am completely broke. I have no job, no money, no car, the house will be taken by the bank if I can't do the loan council on time. My whole family is dying in front of my mouth, I am a graphic designer, fairly computer expert, I have the ability to do any kind of work online and I can speak and write good English. Now I can't find any way to face my death, please help me with a job or else I will have to hide behind the illusion of the world. please help me with a job if remote job no problem I can do it😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

Do you have any hesitations about my background or skills in relation to this position? Why did you join the company and how long have you been here? What is your favorite part about working here? along with your least favorite How would you describe the culture in the (office, floor, warehouse, stadium, etc) What challenges is the business currently facing? What are the near/mid/long term goals of the company? What kind of team would I be working on? Is it collaborative, or more individually-focused? What challenges does someone in this role face What would you expect someone in my position to accomplish in the first few months on the job?

My first interview is to meet the head of the department. Does it count as a second interview? Appreciate any suggests!

Hybrid is the way to go. WFH part of the time with all the benefits like no commute, can eat lunch at home etc, but still get that face to face time to collaborate and build relationships. I’ve worked a few remote shifts as a hospital pharmacist reviewing charts and verifying orders, and I can tell you that experience was good only bc I already knew all my coworkers and could reach out to them with questions or issues that needed to be taken care of in person. Because we already had a good relationship from working in person together they were agreeable and willing to help me.

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I think you may have just helped me land my dream job!! Thank you so much for this video!!!

I feel like interviewers should scrutinize a candidates work history, but should also equally scrutinize their previous employer/company. Sometimes you have a great candidate who has had a few jobs just not work out because of awful employers. If the company they previously worked for has super high turnover and is constantly advertising for the position that should be a clue as to maybe they are justified for leaving a position.

n 2024, it's not just about applying for jobs-it's about applying the right way. My tutorials give educators the tools they need to succeed in careers beyond teaching.

Excellent points. I often feel like a dinosaur with my notebook & writing things down. But, I then can review & asked 'bettet informed questions' later. It might be red flag if someone discouarges writing things down. Yes, I have had thst happen. Keep up the good work.

These videos makes me feel more stressed 😵‍💫

I have my first job interview tomorrow morning, i'm super anxious and nervous but so excited for this life changing opportunity..

Great advice thank you for your help i would never ask question in an interview .

"Tell me about a time when you handled a conflict at work". My first response is, "I didn't make it worse". As a person in long term addiction recovery, many of our conversations are about appropriately handling everything from family issues, to work issues, to "standing in line at the grocery store" issues, etc, etc. Basically, the everyday living issues. With any or all of the situations just mentioned, our rule of thumb is, "Pause, avoid sarcasm, offer some understanding, and know that there are options to resolve a problem. The "pause" is critical, and allows us a few seconds to switch gears, and become helpful, build a bridge with someone, offer solutions, and above all "Don't make it worse"! I am now retired from one of the largest commercial airlines in the world, so you can imagine the endless opportunities to practice such behavior, not only with co-workers, and passengers, but the cranky couple at "Frank's Market". It works amazingly well. So the "tell me about a time", can be answered with, "I can tell you about 500 times"! 😉 All the best...Mark

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I’m currently applying for jobs in healthcare and one employer sent me a Hirevue link. I’m seriously considering withdrawing my application and only interviewing with hospitals that reached out to me personally. I just feel like it’s a bad omen for what’s to come with this workplace.

What should I say? I don’t know, I can I write someone from the last company I work for ?

Keep in mind people learn in different ways. We are like children. One way of learning isn’t conducive to everyone. It’s actually not fair to even expect that.

In my previous job, I made a mistake when I first started my job. My manager gave me an accounting project with a deadline of 3 days. My hard desire to impress my boss by how fast I could be made me make 6 little mistakes on the project. I learned from it and created a list of how I would never make the same mistakes, and I would always stick to this plan. I grew a lot in the company, but believe me or not no matter how hard I would try I couldn't get the initial reputation and trust from my boss and colleagues again. There would always be neglect somewhere in the air in regards to how good of a worker I was. Where I am going to is if you feel like everything has gone downhill from the moment you messed up, leaving a job where you cannot be appreciated is not always a lose but a getaway to new opportunities

I messed up something as I misunderstood the situation. I apologize, but I still feel so bad about myself, I know I won’t be happy if I were that person. I wish I could undone the mistake! However except apologies nothing I can do, it really upsets me. 😢😢😢

Not everyone works in an office!

Hi Cass , thanks for the tutorial. A tip on on weakness, esp with me. My ability to market myself effectively. This job offered is in line with my major skills but it is a step in marketing myself effectively. This might be a bit dangerous as a weekness but true. Regards Ant.

Hi Cassandra, I haven't seen your videos in ages. You seemed to have dissappeared!

I'm back here over a year later after I got the job I wanted and am now applying to more higher level jobs. So helpful. I love your authenticity and humble energy. You are confident, not arrogant

Thank you very much the tips are great <3

Omg! I downloaded this video to help me prepare to my interview zoom interview today with PANERA BREAD CO. Small world. Thank you for the great content!

Thank you for the tips! I have a phone interview today with an IT recruiter for a banking organization, although I've never worked in one.

Saying "thank you" is powerful

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What am i supposed to say when (im older) the longest job ive kept is 4 years. I live the company i am currently with and am interviewing for a different dept that my diverse experience can be applied.

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Very helpful

I have my very first job interview in an hour! And I’m super nervous, but excited!!

You have to do all this and then still might not get a next interview. They expect so much from candidates.

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I so needed to hear this today. I just messed up big-time at work. I wrote to management and owned up to it. Not sure if I’ll hear back this weekend. Probably not till Monday, but I’m trying not to dwell on it. Thank you so much!

I needed this today!

Cassondra, sometimes I have an issue with practicing answers. For some reason when I get into the interview, my natural inclination has changed slightly and I’m not willing to say exactly what I had prepared because something inside of me has changed. Maybe I’ve changed my tone or my assertiveness or some other characteristic of what I’m saying so it comes out different. I’m not sure if this is messing me upor not. I feel kind of out of my body during interviews sometimes and I end up just talking naturally. I don’t think it’s working.

Great video - thank you! That quote about bragging comes from many long before Rob Lowe...I always heard Yogi Berra said it but I just looked it up and Walt Whitman said it too! :-)

Thank you! I had my interview yesterday with Dept. of Education - almost none of the questions I practiced were what they asked me ha! But I still felt prepared going into it

Thank you dear..

Thank you for these tips. Its truly helpful and so far ur the best coach i have encounter here on YT. Thank you and be healthy <3

But, the interviewers can say they have more candidates to evaluate.

Great tips. Thanks for sharing.