Interview Tips - "Why should I hire you?"

CollegeGrad.com presents "Tough Interview Question - Why should I hire you?" This quick video covers what you need to know for answering this tough interview question: "Why should I hire you?" Watch this video to find out how to best answer this question.

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[jleft21]

I know you receive comments like this one all the time, but I believe in giving credit where its due. After a long struggle job searching, I finally got my dream job and your videos without doubt played a huge part in my success in the interview. I'm leaving this comment on this page because I believe the advice in this particular video helped me most. Thanks so much Brian!

[BrianKrueger]

@jleft21 - congrats on your new job! I'm glad to hear that the videos were of help to you in your job search.

[rrongu88]

Hi Brian, I have watched lots of your videos and have gotten great help from them. I wanted to find more about you and see the comprehensive list of the videos and tips, but your website doesn't seem to be very user-friendly in those respect. I was a little lost in your website, as I wasn't sure what the purpose/function of this website was offering, although it seems like it could be a great resource for many people. Just wanted to throw it out there.

[BrianKrueger]

@rrongu88 - I am no longer directly involved in CollegeGrad, so it is no longer my site. The new owners have made changes to the site. I'm sorry it doesn't work well for you.

[i8naruto]

Brian, thank you for all these great vids! I was wondering for every question should you give an example to back up your answer or should you only give an example if the interviewer asks for it? Thank you!

[BrianKrueger]

@i8naruto - best approach is to always use an example to back up your statements. If you feel that the interviewer is looking for a shorter answer, you can simply pause at the end of your initial answer before giving your example to give the interviewer the opportunity to interrupt. However, if they are a behavioral interviewer, their next question will likely be: "Can you give me an example of that?"

[nytrogyn]

Hey Brian, I watched all your videos today before my interview and I got the job! Thanks so much!

[dbarroga]

Your videos are definitely going to help me get this job! I am so confident and have a gut feeling about this! Usually interviews are so nerve-wrecking but after watching your helpful tutorials I am now ready and actually anxious for an interview! Thank you very much sir!

[Shemathon]

wow! amazing

[Glmbn0825]

Great tips

[MrFoxpring]

Thanks Brian, I'm gladly appreciated your ideas. It helps me a lot.

[GDaShef]

This guy is the best advisor for interviewing. Solid and straight to the pint. Simple and direct.

[TheAxiom4ever]

OMG! what a helpfuk video

[babyncb143]

@jleft21 CONGRATS!!! My turn for learning this and using it :) Hope everything is nothing but amazing for you!

[zariefqist]

wow. thanks a lot.

[kattyismyname]

I've watched some of your videos.. you're a great help. thanks! :)

[sweetbiella]

I hate interviews got one tomorrow!! it makes me nervous and I feel like the interviewers are trying to bring you down lol