Everything You Need To Know To Get Hired

[@kellsbellls]

It's hard not to go in when you're sick because you say you can't come and you won't get another interview. And if you do you won't get the job. I had an interview right after my class and got my period, bled thru my clothes and when I asked to reschedule the interview they said they would call me back. Guess who never called back or ever returned my calls?

[@notalyssa6957]

kelly good don't have the job watch sofia

[@kellsbellls]

ItzAlyssa i dont get it. what does that mean?

[@kgal1298]

Honestly I haven't had that problem. I had a horrible flu once and they rescheduled and got the job. The worst interviews are the ones who already have a hiring prospect, but still take the interview with you anyway so they don't look bad for cancelling and only spend 15 minutes talking to you that to me is the worst case scenario.

[@JoseSanchez-bp7xz]

kelly good Your grandma.

[@LilianTan93]

Kate I heard that some companies have to interview a certain number of candidates before they can really hire someone, just so that HR knows that all possible candidates have been covered. So even though the hiring function may have already nailed down a specific hiring prospect, they have to go through the other candidates anyway.

[@silvervixen007]

They all scare me

[@infini.tesimo]

Why?

[@chickennugget3090]

*Why?*

[@mister_stiff]

Same they’re way to gesticulate

[@greenergrass4060]

Same!!

[@nicktokar2459]

Interviewer: "What are you weaknesses?" Me: "Well... I'm lazy, antisocial, hate people in general, never on time, sleep in way too late, fake calling off sick all the time, use my phone while I work, rude to customers, and I genuinely hate this company and am only here for money... But, i'm working on all that."

[@anthg4563]

Nick Tokar bruh change your lifestyle if half of that is true

[@CoilyCurly]

Thanks for the laugh :)

[@spyro115]

nick tokar that would make me wanna say "well, i understand how you feel and i'm cool with that but...get out of my office".

[@MrHarsh3600]

You are hired.

[@youthood]

you're hired!

[@thebahooplamaster]

Gosh. Good thing this video came out right as I’m about to apply for a job soon.

[@notalyssa6957]

thebahooplamaster Don't hire they will not let you post on your channel

[@veritygaughan4059]

thebahooplamaster .

[@suhab.768]

Lol I have an interview tomorrow morning 😂

[@pinklightstudio8147]

Inr, I've got an interview on Thursday.

[@bcatypical]

Wow, THERE'S a mature comment....

[@nocando17]

Recruiters always seem cocky because their in a position of power :/ BE MORE HUMBLE!

[@proserfina21096]

theyre* :)

[@laughxxlovexx]

Sometimes I feel like those doing the interview forget they at one point were also on the other side of the interview. Not everyone of course, but I'm sure we've all had those experiences.

[@ZicoTops]

Good luck to everyone that just graduated and looking for a job!

[@TempoZakdoekjes]

Recruiters: Dont lie and you'll be okay. Employees: Lie about everything you're not sure of

[@BOYVIRGO666]

Lies make business work

[@MoxieBeast]

The truth is its really about who you know 95% of the time...

[@sushilover9]

I disagree with the dress code thing. If you're interviewing at a corporate job but they are business casual... you should STILL wear a suit.

[@johnscallan5648]

Agreed. It shows respect for the people who are hiring.

[@granky_]

I agree, it also gives a good presentation because even if you don't like it, most of the times you get or don't get a job because of your appearance

[@kellsbellls]

sushilover9 DRESS TO IMPRESS! You don't need to wear a tux but you can't go in a t-shirt and jeans. My mom always said dress like you're going to church.

[@Nyxie007]

It really depends on the company. I've read about a lot of tech companies in California that are strictly business casual and they tend to judge candidates who show up in suits more harshly.

[@prairiehorse6168]

Yep, at least in the b interview.

[@MrNotThatFamous]

lie, lie about everything.

[@Henchman_Holding_Wrench]

Yep, unless you have years of continuous experience or someone hooking you up, honesty gets you nowhere now.

[@MissBELLE003]

Mr Not That Famous man damn

[@kgal1298]

Network like crazy, most people I know in higher up positions now are there because a friend referred them.

[@emtims1670]

I only lie about stuff they can't disprove.

[@kgal1298]

Legally all they can ask is if you worked there, at least in most states, if they say anything beyond that and you found out you could sue. I saw it happen to one of my friends dads before he told the recruiter a bit more info about why an employee had been fired, so technically them knowing someone at the company and getting into more details than they should no would actually be against many states employment laws and since Buzzfeed is in NYC and Cali and I'm guessing that's probably where they work then yea totally walking a thin line on their part that's probably why they only mentioned people who lie about having worked at places.

[@Kpop_Metalhead]

You are leading people astray. Just because these random people you intervuewed dont want you to dress up dorsnt mean most employers feel that wat... I worked in hr/recruiting and even if we had a casual or business casual atmosphere, there was no chance in hell that you would get hired if you came in business casual or casual. You had better dress up. Better safe than sorry. Just dress nicely, no club gear, as if you were going to ask your new inlaws for permission to marry their child. Nothing flashy but gives a good impression.

[@lovelion2001]

this didn't not help me at all, my problem is every firm ever only hires people with like 3, 5 years experience in the field. SOLVE THAT.

[@kardsh]

lovelion2001 you're simply looking for the wrong job then.

[@dollylewis9320]

lovelion2001 yes I need a answer for this....

[@lovelion2001]

i'm trained as an architect looking for a job as an architect, i have a B-arch and M-arch. what am I suppose to be looking for? Starbucks?

[@dollylewis9320]

lovelion2001 so true highly educated and what kind of job to look for??????

[@johnscallan5648]

They only say that. If they like you with no experience they will hire you. Managers have a lot of flexibility in this area.

[@Windmelodie]

It's interesting to see the part about weaknesses. Here in Germany, I was taught not NOT talk about your weaknesses in a way that makes you look bad. Instead, it was supposed to be a positive trait turned into something negative. For example "sometimes I get too absorbed in my work and don't notice my surroundings" or "I get called a workaholic a lot because I'm too serious about work" We were taught to never talk about stuff such as being late often, whether we plan on working on it or not!

[@MHadron]

I did my homework, put all of my info on one sheet of paper, got a phone call the next day for an over the phone interview the following week. Got the job after talking with 2 hiring managers a little over 2 hours later. Meanwhile all I hear from random individuals is how they never get a call back after their interviews. I was unemployed for 11 months before I found my current job, so don't give up.

[@VeckeFer]

Congrats!!!!

[@ShhhutUp]

I wouldn't hire any of these 3.

[@KOOKIEM100]

I don't think it's 'don't lie' but rather 'don't get caught'

[@dangeldoll]

I send a resume that is 1 page and I get asked "you said you have more than 8 years experience, but on your resume it sais you had 3 jobs?" yes, I only mention my last 3 positions! to fit it on 1 page why do you need to know of all of my 10 years of job experience? it will take 3 -4 pages! so I send a full experience resume that is 4 pages long, did it ansewer all your questions? no they still call and keep asking if I can send referals from a company I worked at 10 years ago, and it does not exist anymore

[@Vvampiraa]

The most frustrating part of this is that interviewers don’t understand that the interviewee is applying to multiple jobs so it’s difficult to do all that research for just one I wish they’d put stuff about the job and company into the applications instead of just telling me the qualifications and the job duties. Oh and then there’s some applications that are three pages about the company history but not the job itself it’s ridiculous.

[@BOYVIRGO666]

Or how little or fragmented information there can be. My boss for my current job can barely describe my position.

[@YashPatel-yy7gs]

Damn, i knew i shouldnt have went to my Burger King interveiw in a blazer.

[@lieny]

update us if you got the job HAHA

[@FrayJay]

youll get the managers job probably

[@thehollyannrose]

They wouldn't hire me when I looked nice. I always wanna dress like I want the job tho

[@YashPatel-yy7gs]

Homie im the head chef now

[@kardsh]

When they told me if I have questions at the end if the interview and I was like nope. I got the job.

[@dbsirius]

I was told to always ask a question.

[@kardsh]

dbsirius I wasn't sure if I wanted the job so I just went to practice and did whatever but it turned out that it is a great job and I got it even though I wasn't the most qualified out if the candidates they interviewed

[@kardsh]

Amy aj They said they liked my personality and attitude

[@xxxellbrownoxxx]

I think I’m gonna just be homeless in a few years

[@brittanybrown1134]

Not sure if I agree with the dress code... every recruiter I have ever talked to said you should dress to impress and that means you should go in business professional...

[@DungForever]

Keeping a resume at one page is almost impossible if you have a lot of jobs. Like working while in school. Unless you stayed at the same job for YEARS before moving to another job, you most likely will have a lengthy resume.

[@darkanddandy6898]

You don't need to list every job. Just the ones most relevant to the position you're applying to. Having too many jobs on a resume looks like you don't have a stable work history and makes you look questionable.

[@serakim8796]

this video reminding me that i am jobless this summer :'( lol

[@TaCoMan2012tacosrule]

Meanwhile some of us actually have jobs, but aren't getting played enough 😂😂😂 The struggles of becoming a high school graduate with no college experience is REAL!!!

[@jl9554]

젠니최 You ain't the only one. I can't even get part time at my closest grocery store.

[@Wb2734]

Same 😭

[@sr7283]

Just graduated from college. Going 2 months unemployed. They won't even call me for an interview 😂

[@RomeoBarnes]

S R if your degree is not STEM or law that’s probably part of the reason. Nothing else is constantly in demand. Please it’s summer time kids can up the remedial grunt positions until August/September. Find a low/mid level position work your way up in that company. Don’t leave unless you find something that will pay more and hopefully that’s closer to your degree.

[@sr7283]

Romeo Barnes Thank you for your advice, Sir! That's actually a dilemma I'm facing right now. Should I get any job that's available (even though it's not related to my degree/don't have room for career growth) or wait for for the companies I sent my resume to to call me? Someone told me to not settle for less but I kind of feel pressured to find a job already 😂 I just want to go back to school lol

[@nuigurumisama]

Romeo Barnes I was told that there is a global demand for STEM majors, but maybe that doesn't apply to the US? It's been 3 months since I graduated. I have a masters degree in engineering, and I applied to over 60 positions, almost 50 different companies, with only two interviews (one of them coming up in a few days). After applying to so many companies, I don't even know what I'm looking for anymore. I went to graduate school so I can get a job that I actually want to do, but it seems like a bachelor's with work experience is far better than a masters with no experience. Of course I have nobody to blame but myself, but I feel at this point there isn't much else I can do about it.

[@RomeoBarnes]

nuigurumisama a lot of STEM depends on the kind of STEM(this is particularly true in the field of engineering) AND where you are looking. STEM jobs are out there, you may have to move to a bigger city or closer to a tech savvy city. I’ve had to turn many jobs simply because I cannot make the commute and moving isn’t possible right now. Lucky my That may be what you have to do. Save up some money and move. Artists do it all the time.

[@nuigurumisama]

The state I live in literally has no tech jobs, so all of my applications are for companies out-of-state like CA. I am definitely willing to move, but only if I get the job. If I am guaranteed a job, then I can probably take out loans or do whatever else is necessary to live wherever the company is at, and some companies even offer relocation assistance. I lived in Japan until I graduated though, so I figured coming back to the states (where my parents live) would improve my chances of finding US jobs than being overseas. But unfortunately I haven't see much difference in results. I even applied to internships and startup companies that have no products yet, but I would still get rejections or no response.

[@CuriosityCulture]

I went into a interview with a 100 degree fever, lol probably a bad idea haha

[@CuriosityCulture]

But I got the internship 😎

[@raniadahayu1412]

good job man

[@MissBELLE003]

Harshil Patel you proved you go even though you feel bad

[@ams_1046]

Why would you leave your house and risk getting other people sick? I hope you really needed that job.

[@TeamFashionAndLove]

Amanda Sheep why else would he go to an interview with a fever if he didn't REALLY need it? For funsies??

[@mikailatanner1053]

This helped SO much! Recently, I've been worrying about what I should be doing in order to get hired for this one job (as well as future professions), and as soon as I saw this pop up in my subscriptions tab, I nearly died of happiness and relief. It helped clear up so many concerns I had, and now, I can apply this to an interview I have next week. Thank you very much for creating this video (and all of the other educational videos)!

[@ThisIsNotRelevant]

NO ONE IS WRITING THEIR CV IN WINGDINGS GTFO

[@Solocasual1]

Emily you'd be surprised. I see people using wingdings as decoration on their cv

[@angel67lver]

Recruiter here! Just saw a resume in Wingdings today... it happens.

[@muqlisqayumm]

Hahahah, "I don't need a resume, my background speak for itself." most cocky thing ever 😂

[@darkanddandy6898]

How are they supposed to know your background if you don't have a resume? Lol.

[@TaCoMan2012tacosrule]

That's not the point. Nobody goes into an interview and says, "I'm so much better than ANY candidate that walks through those doors. You are going to wish you hired me if you don't." That is extremely narcissistic and blatantly rude. You many be one of the best, but you have to let your actions speak for themselves. Resumes should do that.

[@jessicas2379]

I’ve been told a lot of these tips and still haven’t been hired to many places. It’s super frustrating. I do have 2 jobs now but don’t get a lot of hours at one of them

[@JustinY.]

#1) Put your resume in

[@daarmonet]

Justin Y. hi dood

[@katie-rm4qe]

Leave now.

[@topvideos2120]

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[@moistsquish]

Justin Y. Mm yeah good advice

[@annie-gg1kw]

Lol hi

[@Nyxie007]

The worst job interview I've had was one that I didn't know was going to happen. I had put in an application for a teaching job and the principal of the school called me about a week later and wanted to interview me right then and there; like he had the department head with him in his office and they were clearly binge-calling candidates. The phone call lasted about ten minutes and it was one of the most flustered moments of my life.

[@IshtarNike]

Nyxie007 extremely unprofessional isn't it. At what point do employees get to turn the tables on them? When do you get to turn up at the school and request an interview? When you get the job, when are you allowed to just burst into their office with a life changing opportunity? "Answer my questions or be unemployed!"

[@Indeed]

This video is packed with great advice 👍 Thanks, BuzzFeed!

[@pyxae]

a good tip is to always bring a copy of your resume to interviews too! they might have looked over it, and they might have even brought their own copy, but better safe than sorry!

[@MysticRaven5399]

Another big thing employers look for is a thank you letter! Send an email to the interviewer thanking them for their time and opportunity and that you look forward to working with them at their company (be sure to name the company so it doesn’t look generic). There’s even templates online that can help you to send one if you need help writing one. It makes you look more professional and interested in the job.

[@nuigurumisama]

It's also annoying when there are people applying to big companies just for the prestige/money, and they really don't know or care about the company's products. But in the end, it seems that being able to answer the technical questions is more important than genuinely being passionate about the company and knowing more about them than any other applicant. But I'm just salty because I graduated a few months ago and still have no job, and the result ends up being applying to jobs I don't even care about, which ruins the chances of other people who actually do want that job.

[@arielleelizah]

they just had to post this video the day AFTER my job inteview 🙃

[@siddhibairagi6759]

good luck 😊

[@anarose4422]

Same here. 😅

[@sheepsquatch5584]

It’s all about the eyeballs contact and the hand shaking

[@johnscallan5648]

Nice!

[@jamalstar4243]

Well, i dont understand how a set number of questions well dictate if you get hired. I mean honestly ppl go to jobs to get money. You have ppl who legit like their job but most ppl are only concerned with the money because you need money to live.

[@JoseSanchez-bp7xz]

Darklord Heeroku A set number of questions makes them decide to hire you or not. I used to work a low paying job because I loved working with the people I worked with, and because I lived at home with my parents at that time, but they closed their doors 6 years later. I would do anything to go back there and work. Its like time stood still for a while and I was very happy.

[@choihaneulVIP]

Have you gone in an interview?

[@jamalstar4243]

TheCatUnderTheBed yes i have. I just dont understand what does those questions they ask you have to do with rather you can do the job or not. How can you tell how well someone works from those set questions? You can't.

[@JoseSanchez-bp7xz]

Darklord Heeroku They think they can and that’s what matters.

[@RomeoBarnes]

Darklord Heeroku they are personality questions to make sure you’re the right for the company in ethics, energy and socially. Believe it or not offices like people who can make friends at work. These are the things you CAN lie about.

[@BriannaMatterzTV]

Another thing: tailor application to your job. One of the women here said no resumes longer than a page. In my field, they expect more than one. Some industries have a need for it.

[@MidnightCravings]

Let your EXPERIENCE stand out!

[@grimjowjaggerjak]

And if you have no experience..

[@AndromedanPrince]

They all sound condescending...

[@greenergrass4060]

Rawkstar true

[@TaCoMan2012tacosrule]

They all sound so outdated. Times have really changed. It's not the 90s anymore.

[@xoinfatuated]

One time at an interview for a restaurant job, the manager asked me what my weakness was and when I answered honestly, he laughed in my face and I obviously didn't get the job. Sometimes being honest can hurt your chances.

[@xprex]

All three of them seems outdated intellectually, HR recruiting patterns are changing nowadays

[@shaneldraey827]

Well, God help us all .

[@dawson_cashwell]

Does staying in your house and not seeing the light of day count as a job?

[@RS-io8rp]

Just lie it works 98%

[@LilianTan93]

Richard Steve Pasos I think it really depends on the company. If you're applying to a large corporation, they're probably going to do the background checks thoroughly. If you're applying to a smaller firm who's just looking to fill someone in, they probably wouldn't care.

[@chaoticbookshelf1063]

Nice Life advice!

[@IshanAli]

So how do I work for buzzfeed

[@st0nk172]

Ishan Ali it is easy tell them you're very liberal and GAY

[@alleymercury7318]

Sarah Choi that's pretty fucked to think. It's actually funny that you say that considering how many mentally unstable people are on disability because they can't obtain a job

[@kellsbellls]

Ishan Ali you must be some kind of minority. so if you're white you have to be gay, disabled, or a liberal.

[@Wigconic.]

Why you everywhere? Or am I everywhere?

[@demitri6605]

"Do your research" if you want the job

[@TheRedCloudAMV]

Don't lie is definitely the most important, I went to an interview and told them I had zero experience in that role but was eager to learn and still landed the job, just being yourself and being relaxed is the main thing, I had a good laugh with the interviewers.

[@vicksauce9291]

Your greatest weakness should be a good thing that can be a bad thing such as being too nice

[@rightleft2880]

What's asked the most in a job interview in your country? When it comes to Japan, 3 things, why you want to apply the job, what you did most eagerly and your qualities.

[@bbylua]

right left "Why do you want to work for this company?"

[@enderlene12]

“Fustrating” is also super frustrating!

[@therighthandedperson3686]

Hey buzzfeed, how do I apply for your company?

[@178laaleros]

Make sure you dont go into retail its the worst

[@anonymousmakeuplover6974]

No comic sans? What kind of font am I supposed to you

[@ln8330]

anonymousmakeuplover good old times new roman

[@vaithisk4305]

or Arial I think

[@vincemonte0802]

Courier New

[@itsmeais1736]

Really dude..

[@TaCoMan2012tacosrule]

This person was obviously joking. Comic sans is literally one of the most annoying fonts out there.

[@adriannab8438]

I was once told a good question to ask is something along the lines of do you have any concerns about my qualifications? It helps to show that you're confident in your abilities, and if they do have any concerns, you can address them. In my experience, the interviewer is usually a little caught off guard, but also really impressed by the question

[@potnta5129]

Thank you for giving me the information to get into BuzzFeed for when I grow up.🤗😎

[@earlessroboticcat7102]

Thank you for the information, this might help when I graduate college.

[@patrickstar6758]

Job recruiting is much more stricter in America than the UK

[@paulbrummer3658]

This was perfect and perfect timing. I have an interview tomorrow!

[@IroStudioGaming]

Some of that was just the worst advice ever. Want some superb advice? “Be the very best version of yourself when you go to interview” super simple!

[@VC-jb8mc]

Greatest weakness! Ugh!! I hate that question I never know how to answer it, thanks for the tips

[@Phane02]

My greatest weakness... I have no self-confidence whatsoever, it got destroyed when I was a child and it never recovered.

[@jhonshephard921]

My weakness is communication. For some reason most computer science/data science jobs say communication is important. I can't talk about anything but work. How would I say that as my greatest weakness?

[@theresa8647]

Interview Tuesday. Some of this i thought was common sense but some of it helped.

[@xxIluvyouguysxx]

I’ve been on both sides and they’re equally frustrating lol

[@mixeduh]

I've applied to many positions. It doesn't matter what level a recruiter is. Junior or senior, they all could use a brush up on their skills. I can't count the number of times I've been pursued by a recruiter to interview for a role, and then have it fall through because the hiring manager passed. Often, recruiters who recruit people on linked in for companies lack some skills on finding talented candidates, even after I say, are you sure my resume and portfolio fit with the criteria of this role given my background in X Y and Z? And they say yes? But then I get a notice down the road that the hiring manager wanted to pursue other candidates.

[@tobiahsellias454]

you can surely lie, but lie in a smart way 'it doesn't count as cheating if you don't get caught'

[@ravechick13]

Would have been nice to find this yesterday when I got an email for my first ever interview today lol. I hope I got the job.

[@elenamarton3135]

Perfect timing! Thanks :)

[@ankanhalder8341]

Interview is unnecessary and time consuming. Make job seekers take test on the job they want. Dressing is not important, try to find out if the job seeker is creative.

[@karenadams8439]

One page resumes depend on your industry. If it's a simple job, one page is fine. If it's a technical job, you need to have more than one page to show all your skills.

[@zof3259]

Do people even hire people with no work experience or did nothing in highschool anymore because I'm thinking abt going homeless as experience

[@TaCoMan2012tacosrule]

I'll give you a rundown of my high school experience. I graduated in 2017 with a 3.3 cumulative GPA (which is pretty low for some people's standards), I participated in 3 years of marching band, I did 1 year of sports, I took on a ton of college credits and I worked 2 years at McDonalds. I've applied to countless sites and still haven't gotten a call back. Im a computer science major, so I'm trying to find internship opportunities. I could always go back to fast-food, but I want a new experience. Sometimes beggars can't be choosers.

[@redeye3843]

Im a fresh graduate and no job experience at all. How am i supposed to construct my resume?

[@kelseythompson1852]

I went to a lot of interviews one thing I think that you should do when your going in is to not going with expectations just go in as in this is a job I'm going to apply for if I get it awesome if I don't there's another one that I could get and if you're going with that mentality and be confident then they'll see you being confident and more than likely 50% of the time you will get hired

[@buddytheelf519]

When I’m older I want to work for buzzfeed

[@ashleyp243]

But I don't want to be a corporate slave...

[@emtims1670]

I have impeccable references. Every job I have gotten has been because of this. I know the right people. Get on the good side of all your bosses and their bosses and use them as references to bigger and better things.

[@PaTroNxMoD]

The annoying part is when they ask you a simple yes or no question and expect you to give an essay long answer.

[@enpofficial]

I just hired one month ago. Saved this for future reference

[@poornimapoorni4263]

Thanks for all tips Looking forward to work with BuzzFeed tasty 😊

[@Otter-Destruction]

So far what I'm getting from this is even the recruiters can't agree on a standard. Is it one page or two page max resume?

[@treesarecool12345678]

I don’t think there’s anything wrong with wearing a suit to an interview if the dress code is more casual... you’re trying to show your best self. Seems silly to be judged for that. I work in HR too

[@KSHAWK]

If they are still considering me should I stalk them not literally but you know call them and email them like every day because my dad said when he was looking for his job he called them everyday while they were considering him and he got the job and they said him calling them so much showed his determination and that put him over the top

[@crayonmarker5798]

Posted the night before my interview. Nice.

[@lindapgolan7070]

What happened to acknowledging that the resume was received but we're not interested?

[@hannahkent2126]

LOL great timing! I have an interview tomorrow!

[@pinklightstudio8147]

How conveniently timed, I've got an interview on Thursday.

[@moistsquish]

Wow this is so relevant to me since I’m trying so hard to find a part time job this summer before I got into grade 12 and nothing is working

[@yvon6169]

TheCrippledNinja just keep “bugging” the managers and always follow up that way, they’ll know you’re sincere and want the job. Don’t give up and good luck!!

[@MissBELLE003]

TheCrippledNinja try Starbucks

[@moistsquish]

Susan Robertson I was thinking about it but Im a bit scarred of Messing up those complicated drinks

[@moistsquish]

Yvon D thank you so much for the encouragement I’ll definitely keep trying 😋

[@flamemon11]

Apply for a part time job is easy. Just take your resume and apply everywhere. you will get the job. But imo you should have been apply before the summer break. Everyone is already off of school now so they will all be apply. It will be harder.

[@aylathompson4437]

I've been wanting to get a Job and I really needed this

[@elibjo01]

Great, now I can become a full time stripper! Thanks buzzfeed💕

[@snoogsdenooch4541]

NO NO NO, no matter the job wear a suit! even if the job requires you to take your clothes off! next with the weakness question re word a strength as a weakness, Never talk about money in an interview! if you don't get the job just call or email saying thank you for their time and that's it! don't listen to Buzzfeed as usual

[@Solocasual1]

SnoogsDeNooch Never talk about money in an interview? Are you on crack?

[@lalalaland5480]

Souf Tttt only until you get the offer, you can negotiate the salary

[@unicornbabyloverxxx]

What would these recruiters recommend to someone who cannot seem to the assessments? Someone I know is trying to land a job and he can’t seem to get them because he doesn’t land in the requirements for the assessments

[@Dedded404]

What if you have no work/volunteer experience what do you then?

[@dangeldoll]

why recruiters don't give responces? no feedback! if I go to the interview, I feel good vibes, I send out an email with a "thank you for the interview, I will be waiting for the next step" this recruiter was calling me 5-8 times to get me to meet his client, and suddently no responce after the interview, and I get susspiciuos, I start doubting myself what happneded? and I get no responce for the next 2 weeks I understand that I was not picked it's ok, I don't get grudges, I will not stalk you but it would be nice to get a responce of "sory the position was filled, or the client wend for someone else" just give any kind of repsonce! so that I know what I'm standing on, am I still being considered? I need feedback, I want to know if I need to change something about mysleft for the next time I go to an interview

[@JessicaMary0702]

I'm going to an interview in an hour and I'm so scared 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@JennyBenny318]

I do all that and yet I never get the job because there's always so many applicants. But I guess it's ok. I have my own businesses. Jewelry, DoTerra and pet sitting.

[@mandarshasane1914]

This video is really helpful 😀😊

[@yutassmilehealsme6572]

I'm in high school and never applied for a job until today then all of a sudden this video popped up