Job Interview Tips, Techniques, and Skills

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hey guys, ive done an informal video on my job interview tips on my channel.... please have a look, i hope it helps someone!

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[poohmoll]

in terms of confidence and being attentive,what will someone who has strabismus or crossed eyes do? since there eyes are not focused or may ar as the are not being attentive

[haduken2009]

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[easysimple101112]

Do not play interview games, this is very cruel and silly too.

[MrBuuGotti]

I have not yet put this into play but i agree 100%.

[SuperTruth77]

A year ago I went for an interview for a management post in a distribution firm- I was well qualified & experienced, but they gave the job to this slick younger guy in a perfect suit. In the feedback they criticised only my ‘physical presentation’.

About 6m later this guy had to leave, after numerous ‘misconduct’ complaints from female members of staff. Turns out he had a history of this, but no-one was allowed to mention it on his references- he just came across as an amazing high-flyer!

[Danilo0717]

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[hotdrumchick]

Big question folks: What if an interviewer asks you why you left your last job, but you were terminated, and were not on good terms with your ex-boss?!? Whatdya do THEN?!?!

[eastcoastnj]

@hotdrumchick It's a hard one for sure. One thing to say perhaps, would be that there were some issues not fully resolved and at this time you'd rather focus on your skills etc. you need to skillfully turn this question to your skills,(are you really good at this job? better be) it might not go well without coming up with made up story, but It's better not to talk about what happened, or even not mention about that job at all. and certainly never say bad things about your previous job/boss etc.

[hotdrumchick]

@eastcoastnj  I was thinking along those lines. When I've applied for jobs lately and there's a box that says "Can we contact your previous employer?", I think "Hell no! Don't call that lying cow ( that was being nice, lol)", but I figure it would make them more curious if I check no. I wouldn't badmouth the company though. That would make me look like a disgruntled ex-employee ( BANG! BANG!, lol). Thanks for your answer though, sweet.

[eastcoastnj]

@hotdrumchick yep,I have a job application in front of me and there are many questions I dont have right answers to. it wants a list of 3 most recent jobs,how long you stayed at each job, previous wages, reason for leaving, days lost from work etc. i have nothing to fill it in with.Then it goes about business and personal references, special interests and so on. i have nothing to write in these slots. i could check the box for fun lol but what will i write next to it? no job, no money,nuthin'

[brendacampos03]

@hotdrumchick LOL

[eastcoastnj]

@hotdrumchick i mean turn this inconvinient question if it has to come out, and direct the conversatoin toward your skills. i guess. i would never mention the job i had to leave for whatever reason. if it's your fault, better dont talk about it as there is nothting to talk about. you dont go there to talk about things that went terribly wrong. i know there are bs answers to questions like tell us about your weaknesses, then you come up with once that won't impact the work you'd do etc its a game

[HowtoGetHired]

This person really just talks about common sense.

For those struggling to actually trying to get an interview, it is actually easy. All you must do is try and seperate yourself from the field. This can be done through networking or utilising many sources on the internet. Just as a starting point anyway.

Apparently over 60% of jobs/employees are found through sites like LinkedIn

[samsaint11]

VERY HELPFUL THANKS! This vid got me the Job as President of the United States.

[jobsuccess4]

Cool video and helpful, also search and visit this youtube channel ukinterview to view a very helpful job interview guide based on u.s. and u.k. This will get you a job.

[TheRecruitmentGuy]

Great content!!!

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[polygonriyaz]

Great Video Mike.

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Great Video Mike,

[MrRed917]

-alot of good suggestion especially about the non verbal communication

[nareshgoud1985]

i have not seen this video yet .. but i guess it will be helpful ...

thanks for uploading ... keep it up men !

[cambiasso0330]

Very useful content. Thank you very much.

Please take some time to keep posting.

[catania031]

I have watched all the videos. And I found it really helpfull for those who are freshers.

[reginaldo3456]

I got my job in a very competitive field about 1.5 years ago thanks to your interview tips.

Very nice, simple and deadly effective.

[kittidavi]

Take down the highlights from the video and apply what you know and teach them to your students. Pls keep posting.

[daisyjimmy72]

I like this clip.

This is helpful and hilarious simultaneously...Thank you...Already in my favorites...

[Linmary2010]

Amazing video. Let me follow your channel.

Like they say, it's not what you know, it's who you know, or who your blowing.

[marchena122]

This is very useful clip.. Thank You

Very straightforward and crisp - you are truly a genius at what you do!

[kolodin147]

Surprisingly, this answer will get you a job.

BS wins in interviews.

Great interview. Thanks

[Kitti2909]

I hear your video and I feel so much more confident now and I was compelled to express my thanks.

Great tips for everyone!

[tombrumaht]

This one is very good.

I like it.

Your work is very good.

Tks

[balotelli4561]

Tks your video.

It helped me a lot.



[maradona09901]

Amazing clip. I hear many times.

Tks again.

[roraldinho100]

I like this video.

Keep posting!

[Pandiani741]

Very useful clip.

Keep posting, pls.

[jimricardo74]

I have watched many clip fr youtube.

This one is very good.

[guardiola821]

Your insight is great - I for one would really appreciate some EXTENDED videos about interview process and other similar advice.

[daltonappolis]

gr8 stuff

[davidvilla9009]

Very useful content. Thank you very much.

Please take some time to keep posting.

[leavalencia03]

Your insight is great – I like this video.

Best regards

[leamalaga03]

Thanks to your interview tips.

Very nice, simple and deadly effective.

[valladolid43]

Thank you very much about your video. Very straightforward and crisp.

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Thank you very much about your video. They helped me a lot.

[anderson09911]

I really like the tips and info your giving out. I've already learned a lot from you! more power!

[bologna03]

The absolute best insight I have ever received into the interview process. Very straightforward and crisp - you are truly a genius at what you do!

[zxcvbnm987]

Thank you!

[keith23uk]

@zxcvbnm987 Thank you!!! Realy helps me for my job interview tomorrow!

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[TheRecruitmentGuy]

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[jimperter03]

I got my job in a very competitive field about 1.5 years ago thanks to your interview tips.

Very nice, simple and deadly effective.

[laurentblanc303]

Thank you very much about your video. They helped me alot. Thank you!

Please take some time to keep posting.

[jimlosche06]

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[joseluison06]

Very useful content. Thank you very much. Just one small problem is the beginning but overall its useful

[aragones222]

Thank you so much, this is absolutely excellent and is a definite must see for grads. I hear your video and I feel so much more confident now and I was compelled to express my thanks.

[zxcvbnm987]

@aragones222 Thank you.

[shaynecorson]

With subconcious communication I think it can be there. I find I can send out bad subconcious communication just to test it to see if it works. I dont know how to send good subconcious communication. I just dont understand how that works and how it might be used against you to not getting the job.

[shaynecorson]

why do I have to do things their way? why can't they accept that we are people and not robots. I just find that when people can evaluate you for a job interview and they go with what that guy is saying its really not fair when you think deeply about it. its just so wrong to evaluate people using these methods. the world is so fucked up

[ujyphiladm8]

a lot of BS!

[BoomerNavy70]

Here are a few things to remember about job interviews.

Never, ever, under any circumstances believe what the company is going to tell you about job security.

Never reach the age of 50 in America.

Never under any circumstances stay with a company more than three years.

Never work in corporate America after the age of 35. Learn what you can and move on.

If you think there is loyalty, integrity and ethics in Corporate America you are going to be terribly dissappointed.

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@BoomerNavy70

Er no thats absolute toss wat u just sed u breathe in there face

[johnfry84]

good stuff...

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[FailureToKeep]

He is quite right. Our body language will significantly affect the result of the job interview. Sometimes, without our knowledge, our body communicates indirectly to another person. hence, we should practice and prepare ourselves both physically and mentally. thanks man! for those who seek guidance in job interview, check out "jobseeker revolution" video too. highly recommended.

[HeLLkAt31]

did this mike fella ever get a job with that weirdass haircut =|

[louielamson2000]

That may helpful to us?

Thanks

[tiemmanuel17]

Thank You..Hope it helps!

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[jmz150]

helpful thanks..