What this Lesson is about In this Lesson, we will explain when you should follow up (again) after a job interview so that you can find out where you stand – and to show your prospective employer that you really want this job! Watch your Lesson here:
What this Lesson is about Your interview went very well and you go home and just wait for your prospective employer to get back to you? There is nothing wrong with this approach as such, but you will increase your chances of getting hired if you send a follow-up e-mail after your interview. In Lesson …
What this Lesson is about You will never make a sale unless you close the sale. In a job interview, you should “close the sale” to increase your chances of getting hired and leave a very positive last impression. In this Lesson, we explain what steps you can take to “close the deal”, leave that …
What this Lesson is about Once in a while in an interview, you will come across a question which is completely unexpected and which you could not have possibly prepared for. What should you do? Smile it away or joke about the question? In this Lesson, we provide you with the tools you need to …
Lesson 14: Be prepared to be asked what you cannot prepare for Read More »
What this Lesson is about Some of the questions you will be asked during your interview are so common that they get asked in almost every interview. Would you rather have answers ready or try to think what you can say on the spot? In this Lesson, we will introduce some of the frequently asked …
Lesson 13: Have answers ready to the typical questions (but don’t memorize) Read More »
What this Lesson is about If you know your USP, your unique selling point, your bargaining power grows substantially. You can also use your USP to your advantage by explaining why you are better suited than other candidates – although you should probably not put it that directly. In this Lesson, we discuss how you …
What this Lesson is about Who would you rather hire: someone with excellent skills who is a true a… or someone with good skills, who is a very likable person? Likability is really important in job interviews because we ourselves wouldn’t hire someone we don’t want to work with. You shouldn’t pretend to be someone you …
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What this Lesson is about In this Lesson, we will explain why storytelling matters so much in a job interview. You have the choice between merely answering in the abstract, such as “my key strength is attention to detail” or explain how your strength helped find a mistake that everyone else had overlooked. Which one …
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What this Lesson is about In this Lesson, we will explain why at the end of the day, a job interview has nothing to do with you and everything to do with your prospective employer. We will show that if you adopt the attitude that the interview is all about your employer, you will do …
What this Lesson is about I speak two languages, Body and English – Mary Jane “Mae” West – In this lesson, you will learn why your body language tells more about yourself – and the interviewer – than you may think. We will provide you with the necessary knowledge on what body language you should adopt. …
