Set up strategies to your job interviews

Get that job!

Diego Ibáñez Carpena - diegoeduso@gmail.com - @diegoeduso

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Set up strategies to your job interviews

Goal

What is a goal?

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You have reached the interview stage

The company now wants to know more about you.

But here is still more work to do if you want to get that job!.

Interviews can be nerve-wracking and preparation is very important.

You will be better equipped to answer questions and you will walk in to the interview feeling confident.

Are you ready for interview?

RESEARCHLIST OF SKILLSPREDICT

Make sure you have researched the company as thoroughly as possible - use the Internet, company reports, recruitment literature, etc. remind yourself of why you applied to this company.

RESEARCH

What are their services?. What are their founders?. What is their mision or vision?. What about their values? Try to connect with them!

www.paddingtonidiomas.com

What does it mean?:

“Please, look after this bear, thank you”

Who is Paddington bear?

Make a list of the skills, experience, and interests you can offer the organisation.

What are you offering to the company?

Take advantage!

Finally, try to predict the question you will be expected to answer - imagine you are the interviewer!.

PREDICT

Prepare some answers before you go in.

Questions and answers

Responding positively

A good example that comes to mind… I’m particularly proud of… Timekeeping is important to me.

Language for interviews

Firstly, this job is an ideal match for my skills and experience.

Secondly, … Above all, the reason I want this job is…

Structuring answers

RESEARCHLIST OF SKILLSPREDICT

Take advantage!

A goal is a dream with a deadline.

Diego Ibáñez Carpenadiegoeduso@gmail.com

@diegoeduso

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