Practice Example Tips On How to Ace Your Job Interview

[terrydclark3000]

Don't worry! mistakes will be made throughout our live, it's only natural, no ones perfect. The points in the video is to make yourself aware of mistakes you might make in a job interview and how to avoid them...that's why you should practice with a friend or family member to see how well you respond to question's an interviewer may ask. Always give eye contact, be honest, be direct and be yourself - you just might land yourself a job, character still goes a long way

[MsWalkersc]

@terrydclark3000 I have my first ever interview tomorrow and im a nervous wrek :(

[terrydclark3000]

@MsWalkersc

Congratulation, on your first interview; Lets also be positive and take with you whatever came out of it. Mistakes will be made, we have all made them in some point in lives going on our first job interview - you get nervous and you try to hard to make a good impression. Learn from it, keep practicing in front of a mirror or with a friend and make sure you meet all the job requirements for that company you are applying for - this is most important.

[Migume2000]

oh my gosh, why can't i be like her. i'm sooooo nervous on my first interview that when they ask me about why i want to work at their company, i told them 'from my experience shoping at your company i find it that there are a lot of oppotunities i can gain. As i said earlier, this is my first interview and job. i don't have much experience but i'm a learn quick learner. i want to explore the world and learn from everything it give me." that was probably the wrong answer right. but it's the truth

[terrydclark3000]

Perhaps she might fail the interview by today's standards, but that's not the point this video is trying to make. The point is people should always prepare for whatever job position they're applying for, rather it's ( white collar, blue collar, gray collar ). By having a friend help you practice on what an potential employer ( interviewer ) might say can make a big difference in getting that job you seek - It's like standing in front of a mirror when preparing for a speech, you must practice.

[sslashs]

She will Fail!