Preparing for a Job Interview - Freedomain Radio

[resumeserviceplus]

This is a great video for people to visit and connect with to equip them with knowledge, strategies & techniques to get the job they want! Great job and Keep up the great work!Resume Service Plus

[flabnblab]

@Incognitoification1

Masters education level does not show on uploads.

Stephan can talk, but does not know how 2 structure & lead information.

His uploads just rattle on and on and don't get to the point.

In todays society if you can talk off the cuff easily,you can easily make money cult leader.

Americans /Canadians love anyone w/ slightest English accent 4 some some bizarre reason. Person could be talking mumbo jumbo nonsense, yet they are enthralled , witnessed this first hand in class

[marcdaddy33]

This video was actually very valuable. I'm glad I patiently watched the video to the end. The first few minutes of this video didn't seem very promising to me, but the information given by stef was practical.

[SuperBingo21]

CHASSIDIM - MAFIA COMMANDO-JEWS FROM HELL!

How stupid they can be "Can't save the life of a man because he got - Police -Protection" How stupids-Stupidest Those people can be - (Their mentality don't make even sense) I grew-up there and now looking back it's just plain - "Ridicules"

Those - ISRAELIS/RUSSIANS/CHABADNICS - Pushers / Choutspanimm/ "MANIPULATING" - Make me sick to my stomach!

[SuperDeRailed]

Geeeez.. screwing around too much... get serious... "muffin top," i understand funny, but I need SERIOUS prep time and useful tips... NOT some confident, stable buffoon with a sense of humor.. VERY LONG segment, but i only made it to about 1 minute before becoming disinterested.

[Xeogt]

The analysis at the end, and the breakdown by Stef was truly amazing, it made it worth the full hour and a half!

[atrickpay11]

Greg: try to stop hesitating so much when speaking! Peace.

[thielenm]

just make small talk and make friends with the interviewer...and its over and out

[Anon1696]

Lol@the jokes.

[RenegadeTimes]

Very interesting. The young man must excell at his skill . His speaking drove me to a glass of wine..whew ~ exhausting

[FreeSelfProject]

Just an FYI: It's spelled "Excel".

[Iseeyoursoul]

HE SAYS UMMMMM & Uuhhhhh SO much .... I can almost predict when he's gonna say it next.

[FreeSelfProject]

Thanks, I'm aware of the ticks.

[Cailwyn]

Whenever I role play, I'm either killing, stealing, or getting drunk.

This is far more constructive, if less fun.

[StrafingMoose]

Haha :P

[boosuff]

This whole interview was very helpful...Have learned a lot! Also had a few laughs.

[lukeev]

Way to go Greg.

[goodagofilms]

No one ever hires someone better than themselves. so always dress to the job. if you want to be a school teacher. you have to dress like a school teacher. always look as if you will stay in your place never look like an inervater.

Trust me it's human nature.

[lambedan]

I wouldn't say that is true.

It is a good business decision to hire someone better.

My current boss hires plenty of people better than him. I have been on some groups hiring people and the main question is "Is he good enough to work here? Will he bring new projects to this company?".

Although I guess it may depend on the industry. I work in the R&D field and a typical interview lasts for 6 or 7 hours.

[fergus247]

Perhaps that is true for government openings

[MrFeFiFoFunk]

Those New York accents were hilarious.

[FreeSelfProject]

he's right. the help I got from this prep was amazingly invaluable. The actual interviews were far more technically oriented than the one we modeled here, but the basic principles covered in the questioning here totally applied, even in those circumstances.

This chat was worth at least a year's worth of the salary I'm going to be earning there. :)

[robinsoncrucify]

Early bird catches the first.