How to Prepare for Job Interviews

Series Summary

Barring trust funds, inheritances or world changing inventions, you will need a job to pay your bills. Unfortunately for most people, this means going through the trials and tribulations of the job interview process. Whether you're interviewing to be a crocodile wrangler or a stock broker, knowing the ins and outs of the interview process, understanding possible interview questions and answers and making sure you can keep your breakfast down are all crucial elements of a successful job interview. When going on a job interview, preparation is key. In this free video series, a communications expert will teach you how to prepare on the day of a job interview, including how to build confidence, how to dress, how to groom and what to bring to the interview. You'll also learn about being punctual, what to do in the waiting room and creating a smooth morning routine. With these tips and preparation techniques, you'll be well equipped on the day of a job interview to go in and impress potential employers.

Video Transcript

"Hi, it's Tracy Goodwin and I'm the red sweater lady, and we're talking about successful job interviewing, and some of the most important parts of job interviewing are the research, preparing for the questions, knowing and understanding the stages of the interview process, and the different types of interviews that you might have. Now we're going to take a look at the big day. It's finally here, and there's lots more to learn. We're going to take a look at confidence and building up your confidence through how you dress and how you look and how you get to the job interview on time and knowing all the information that you need to know. The actual interview process itself has stages as well and I'm going to walk you through those. The follow-up, what happens after the job interview, and how long do you have to wait before you get a job. All of those things, we're going to take a look at now and that's the culminating part of everything that we've worked so far, so hard to get to. The big day is finally here."