Mastering The Job Interview

From Preparation to Success

What you'll learn

how to prepare for the job interview

how to prepare for the virtual job interview

how to answer the typical interview questions

how to impress the interviewers

Requirements

Ideal for someone who fully understand English

Someone who is excited about preparing for interviews

Have a pen and paper ready to take notes

Description

You have a job interview coming up and you've never had one!You haven't been interviewed in years and don't know where to start!In this course, you'll not only learn how to prepare for the interview, but you’ll also learn the important things to do and to avoid so you can ace your job interviews.Great job interviewing skills are a necessity these days instead of ‘winging’ it. Even if you’ve had interviews in the past, you still need to take some time to organize yourself and your documents. If you want to compete against other candidates you need to know what an employer wants and prepare accordingly.Does the mere thought of presenting yourself in front of professionals, a hiring committee or even just one individual makes you nervous or sap your confidence? This course will prepare you for those jitters.You'll learn how toprepare for your job interviewanswer the typical interview questionshave a successful virtual interviewrelax before the interviewfollow up after the interviewOnce you complete this course, you’ll feel more confident and ready to not only have an interview but to ace it. Isn’t it time you applied for your ideal job and succeeded?If you want to significantly boost your job prospects, then enroll today!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome to Mastering the Job Interview

Lecture 2 About your instructor

Lecture 3 Brief review of the job search process

Section 2: What to do before the interview

Lecture 4 You've received a call or an email to invite you to an interview- what do you do

Lecture 5 virtual interview- zoom or Teams or other platform

Lecture 6 Time to prepare for the interview- getting organized

Section 3: So you have an interview, now what?

Lecture 7 You have an interview now what?

Lecture 8 What to wear during an interview

Lecture 9 What to bring with you at the interview

Lecture 10 Reading a job description

Section 4: common interview questions

Lecture 11 6 common interviews

Lecture 12 questions to ask at the end of an interview

Lecture 13 Examples of behavioral questions and other questions and responses

Lecture 14 Body language

Lecture 15 STAR Formula

Section 5: Examples of interview responses for different professions

Lecture 16 Answers from different professions

Lecture 17 which profession is answering this question- Why do you want to work here?

Lecture 18 What's a weakness of yours?

Lecture 19 Where do you see yourself in five years?

Lecture 20 What are your strengths?

Lecture 21 Can you describe a time you handled a challenge at work?

Lecture 22 Final part of this section

Section 6: Common concerns about the interview Questions and Answers

Lecture 23 Tasks some employers may ask you to do during interviews

Lecture 24 How to handle tough questions

Lecture 25 What if I don't know how to answer an interview question?

Lecture 26 How to discuss salary expectations

Lecture 27 What questions should I ask at the end of the interview.

Lecture 28 What is a panel interview?

Lecture 29 What is a case interview?

Lecture 30 How do I handle rejection?

Lecture 31 How do I use feedback that I've received during interviews?

Section 7: Final section: Let's review some interview tips

Lecture 32 How interviewers assess your language abilities

Lecture 33 Congrats and tip review

someone who has never had an interview before,Someone who is looking for career change,someone with interview experience and who wants to improve their chances