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Job Interview Preparation
Job Interview Research Sources
Job Interviews: Learning Company Information
Job Interview Position Information
Job Interviews: Thinking About Questions
Job Interviews: Common Question Topics
Job Interviews: Problem Solving Questions
Job Interviews: Past Experience Questions
Job Interviews: Planning Questions to Ask
Job Interviews: Examples of Questions to Ask
Job Interviews: Questions to Ask Yourself
Mock Job Interviews
Job Interviews: Nonverbal Behavior
Job Interviews: Using Voice
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Summary: Submitting a good resume and getting an interview is only the first step to getting that job. Learn about preparing for job interviews in this free career advice video from a communications expert.
Tracy Goodwin has a master’s in corporate communication and 10 years experience in professional speaking. Recipient of numerous public speaking awards and is a college professor of...read more
Whether interviewing to be a crocodile wrangler or a stock broker, knowing the ins and outs of the interview process, and understanding possible interview questions and answers 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 explains how to prepare for a job interview, from doing research and learning information about the company to studying common interview questions and planning questions. Learn how to develop style through mock interviews, how to assess nonverbal behavior and how to use voice properly in interviews. Be well-equipped to impress potential employers with these tips and techniques.
"Hey there, this is Tracy Goodwin, the red sweater lady and we are going to talk about preparing for the job interview. Okay, congratulations. You've sent your resume in and they want to see you. And I have always been a firm believer that the interview is what you have to get if you want the job. And if you get that interview, you can go in there and you can nail it and you can get the job. But you may not have known this. There really is a lot of preparation that goes into a job interview. I mean, you can't just say, " Okay, cool, I've got this great resume, I've got this great background, I've got the interview. I'm good to go." Uh uh, there's actually a lot of steps and a lot of things you need to think about. You've got to; you need to research the company. You need to find out everything you can about the organization, find out everything you can about the job, you've got to think about the questions; the questions you're going to be asked, the questions that you're going to ask. There's actually a lot of preparation. And so, we're going to take a look at; we're going to walk through all those steps right now and that will get you ready for whatever type of interview that you're going on; like we talked about in the interview types clips. So, here we go."
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