Mastering the Art of the Interview | Ashley Rizzotto | TEDxNSU

[@kristinachepak8696]

I love this! Listening to this before my interview this afternoon. It makes me feel more confident in advocating for my needs in a position.

[@imchrstnvrgr05]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:01 🎤 *Preparing for the Interview* - The speaker emphasizes the importance of preparation for interviews. - Reflects on the audience's first significant interview experience and its impact. - Highlights the common challenges faced during interviews. 03:19 🛤️ *Knowing Your Non-negotiables* - Discusses the significance of identifying personal non-negotiables for job satisfaction. - Encourages tuning into activities and surroundings that bring joy. - Emphasizes the connection between motivation and meaningful experiences. 05:23 🌟 *Identifying Your Strengths* - Stresses the importance of recognizing and leveraging one's strengths. - Advises reflecting on compliments received and how others perceive strengths. - Shares the speaker's personal experience in discovering and applying strengths. 07:22 🧭 *Finding Alignment Through Research* - Discusses the concept of alignment and matching internal needs to job opportunities. - Advocates for thorough research on desired jobs and networking with professionals. - Encourages drawing comparisons between personal non-negotiables and job postings. 09:55 🤝 *Advocating for Yourself in Interviews* - Shares personal experience advocating for specific work environment and culture. - Emphasizes the importance of being honest about handling criticism and skills. - Highlights the positive outcome of aligning personal values with the job offer. 10:20 🚀 *Mastering the Art of the Interview* - Concludes the talk by reiterating the pre-interview preparation's importance. - Encourages confidence in aligning strengths and non-negotiables with career goals. - Expresses gratitude and wraps up the speech. Made with HARPA AI

[@omarhamid6821]

I just watched this video before my online interview, it gave powerful strength, hopefully, all the best 🙏

[@Indeed]

Love your input on identifying your strengths in storytelling, Ashley. Great presentation!

[@fremontvids]

Strange how in the US people always address each other with by their surnames Even though in class it's clearly stated use a person's name My name is not Steven

[@shellyv2634]

@@fremontvidsAshley is her first name tf u talking about

[@jamiec2852]

This is brilliant and a huge aspect of our own stubbornness and proving to ourselves that we can do it all. So many jobs we do because we can or because we teach ourselves the skills that we may not actually enjoy the tasks or are able to utilize our innate strengths within a job or field. This also has some influence on burnout in addition to manager and corporate culture. Doing things because we can or are able to is draining. Finding jobs where the tasks are enjoyable and where your own natural cognitive functions come alive in the day to day is a lot more meaningful for yourself, and can make a much larger impact.

[@names9769]

Interview in an hour, commenting this for good luck.

[@fremontvids]

I don't really like TED talks but it's an assignment for college so I have to watch So yeah thank you Miss R 🙏

[@akramalshuhary2640]

Today is my interview, wish me the very best to manage it well.

[@marissawilliams3396]

Feedback? 😊

[@akramalshuhary2640]

@@marissawilliams3396 I got it 🙂

[@nashubhiya5145]

Tomorrow is my interview may be this vedio will help me ameen ❤

[@marissawilliams3396]

Did you get the job? My job interview is tomorrow

[@vitor613]

@@marissawilliams3396 haha same here

[@marissawilliams3396]

@@vitor613 I don't think I did well. I wasn't asked the traditional questions probably because of the industry. I continuously asked for time to think of an answer😔

[@RejwanaHaque]

how did it go?

[@mdfahimulislam2503]

Ameen💖

[@Larry21924]

This is a work of art. I read a book with similar content, and it was truly a work of art. "The Art of Saying No: Mastering Boundaries for a Fulfilling Life" by Samuel Dawn

[@ANKITKUMAR-s5l8g]

Tomorrow is my interview……. Will come back to thank if things work out well!!

[@nataliam.5366]

and how did the interview go?

[@1slysylvia]

Thank you so much, Ashley 🙂

[@mohamedazizhasrat3664]

The day after tomorrow is my online interview with an admission commite and i kinda feel that i will do very well.

[@isabelgreen8273]

What incredible energy! Love this advice so much. This has become one of my favorite TEDx Talks. Thank you for sharing your experience and your insight!

[@ashleyrizzotto834]

Thank you Isabel, I am so grateful that my insight here has resonated with you. Wishing you all the best as you seek out well-being and advocacy in your career journey.

[@endahsrilestari16]

thank you

[@qarah6473]

I loved the cheering at the end!

[@patrailriders6284]

Replace the word happiness with satisfaction and I'm on board. Good talk!

[@valentinaarrieta9348]

Thanks very much, Ashley ♥

[@SavageCash199]

I'm starting a video call interview at the amc theater may this video help me stay calm and relax and honest amen

[@navkiranjotkaur7490]

I am feeling so glad watching this video in my early age. I can defintly feel the motivation and confidence in me after watching your video Ashley!! You are amazing❤️stay blessed

[@alexgomez-rc5nt]

My first interview I sweated like 5 galons of sweat

[@popcornenglishonline9548]

Awesome sharing

[@SBmoonbug]

Such great advice especially for young women entering the workforce. This will be in my favorite list! Thank u!

[@ashleyrizzotto834]

Thank you Nasha, I'm so glad you found value in this. We women have to continue uplifting each other so that we can make our dreams a reality. Wishing you the best in your career endeavors. :)

[@snickerdoodle794]

Interview tmr I’ll let everyone know

[@moonmoss777]

How’d it go?

[@snickerdoodle794]

@@moonmoss777 I got it!

[@vidhigupta7288]

Amazing work!

[@FreddieJulee]

Awesome!

[@ashleyrizzotto834]

Thanks Freddie! I hope it helps you for your next big interview.

[@aarongarcia4381]

amazing talk

[@SABRINALI-l2n]

This actually inspired a lot since I am in the period of time that considering what kind of career I would do in the long-term future. I would definitely work on my non-negotiable list and find out my strengths. Next time, when I searching for my job at LinkedIn or indeed, I would compare my N-N list to their job descriptions. And this just remained me about a point of view that I heard yesterday -- you would earn the most amount of money when you doing the things you love. Super! I will be proud of myself and drop down my fear/anxiety for not being working right away.

[@prowlerrSZN]

00:01 Preparing for an interview is crucial 01:34 Job burnout due to lack of support and guidance 02:52 Learn three strategies to identify your non-negotiables and strengths for a fulfilling career. 04:10 Prioritize what makes you happy outside of work 05:30 Identifying your strengths is crucial for career success. 06:53 Finding alignment through research 08:01 Advocate for your non-negotiables in job interviews. 09:16 Align your strengths and non-negotiables before an interview Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@awilliams7607]

Question: How is your strengths connected to asking for what you need in non-negotiables?

[@juliansmith4153]

they are not. it is your job to convince hr that you are still worth it despite the compromises

[@Maria-kg1nh]

nice. God Bless!

[@GI_Jimbo]

I like how her accent only comes out when she’s talking about pizza

[@babak1256]

0:43 Butterflies ? Can anybody help me figuring out the meaning ?

[@peace8494]

It means a nervous feeling in your stomach, the feeling you have before you enter the interview

[@yenitrk]

or you fell in love w your job lol

[@zueszues9715]

The problem with this advice (great advice by the way ) That mean it assume "everyone think and dream about themself always right " But for me people human wrong about anything all the time let alone "what is best for them" They will and can answer that Question wrong too Only try out in real situation can tell differrent

[@stephanieadams0813]

Do you have a transcript if so where can I find it at

[@khanshoyeb7]

You can download captions as a text file and read it, go to savesubs and copy paste this video's link.

[@youngbosslijah]

Me at 4am and I have a head boy interview at 9am.

[@privateprivate2268]

Thumbs Up

[@chathuanushki6331]

I faced severwl interviews.but I really hate some interview.they just mocking at us which I really hate

[@shafiakhan2980]

I hate interviews 😢

[@biswajitpandapnb6928]

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[@wertie8494]

10Г отзовитесь

[@blenassefa907]

No honest comments here, so here is one. This is not the best guide for any interview. This must be your last resort for preparing for an interview.

[@lokhunt4329]

Hey, could you explain why, is it the pitch in of itself, or is she just bad at explaining the core concepts and precepts?

[@royalrajput8127]

This is just a fancy story in real world you can't be honest in interview and you have to give interview and say exact same what interviewer want to hear... Its good for Ted talks but not in reality...

[@MM-rf6xr]

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[@LifeisEnjy]

That's true brother..Not all who come for interview out of passion or what..Some need it badly, may be financial crisis or so..Some for other purpose..In this situation the line os Guri from 'The Aspirant' suits best.."If u don't have it then fake it" and take it ..😉

[@horus7854]

Worst ted talk yet. Pretty low amount of comments on here compared to the views. Its against the Terms Of Service to use bots to manipulate view counts

[@manishsinghyaduvanshi9504]

Why she needs to wave her hairs every time while laughing . Is it part of interview attributes

[@ElifButun]

her tone of voice was not natural. 😞