From the course: How to Rock an Interview
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End on a positive note
From the course: How to Rock an Interview
End on a positive note
- [Host] Tell me, Pam, anything else you want to make sure to mention? - [Pam] Sometimes people are surprised to hear, and you mentioned in your last question things to do that are more universal and also things not to do that are universal, so I think one of the things not to do that a lot of people do is, at the end, I said it's great, ask smart questions. And so there's some advice floating around somewhere out there that says ask a question like is there anything about me that you have concerns about in terms of this position, or there's variations on that. Basically, getting the interviewer to tell you what objections do you have to me, and I think it's a bad idea. And I see where it came from. I think it came from sales, because when you're a salesperson, this idea of surfacing objections so that you can address them makes perfect sense. Well, why don't you want to buy this product? Well, if they say it's pricing,…
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Plan your first impression3m 10s
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How to answer, “Tell me about yourself?”2m 46s
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Sell yourself naturally2m 12s
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Prepare speaking points—not a script3m
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Avoid generic answers1m 58s
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Know the company and the position well3m 30s
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Show enthusiasm for the role2m 35s
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Share short stories with the STAR format3m 43s
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Don’t overthink your body language2m 29s
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End on a positive note3m 20s
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