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I have given interviews for over 20 companies and here is my conclusion Interviews are 60% luck and 40% preparation. - For the same company, one person can get an easy ques and other can get a DP hard. - Even in behavioral, your strong behaviors need to align with interviewer’s which can be very subjective. No matter how consistent the process is, there are humans in the end taking interviews and as human , we have have our biases. Don’t take rejections personally. Move on fast to the next one. #softwareengineering #interviews

Must I respond to the question, “What is your greatest weakness” during interviews? There's no hard and fast rule requiring you to answer the question "What is your greatest weakness?" during interviews, it's a frequently asked question, and your response can offer valuable insights to the interviewer. Choosing not to answer the question might raise concerns about transparency or self-awareness. You can be a little more creative with how you answer this question, though, by talking about a challenge or area for improvement that you've actively addressed instead of concentrating on a traditional "weakness." This shows self-awareness and a dedication to both professional and personal development. TIPS 1) Employers are looking for self-awareness and personal accountability. 2) It’s good to be honest about what you’re not great at. 3) Share what you are doing to actively improve on this weakness. #interviewtips #interviewpreparation #selfawareness

Ever wondered why some interviews leave you with more questions than answers? 🤔 It’s all about the approach! Your questions should be directly correlated with: 👇🏼 ✔️Reliability ✔️Attitude ✔️Core Values ✔️Skillset Check out our latest Employer Guide called Behavioral Interview Questions, for specific questions you can ask in our link in bio. Book with us today! #smallbusinessowners #hireright #consulting

Interviews are an integral part of your growth. Be it getting into college, your first job or switching your job throughout your career. While many people are aware of what might be asked but fail to answer some common questions correctly. Here is a short video on ‘How to answer your strengths and weaknesses’. The video will help you with identifying personal strengths, providing examples of strengths in professional settings, discussing ways to address or improve weaknesses, and sharing tips for framing weaknesses positively during interviews. #interviews #jobinterviews #strengthandweakness https://lnkd.in/dCrakfnA

I've found that in the world of job interviews, there are two common types of structured interviews: Behavioral and Situational. Behavioral Interviews dive into your past experiences and actions, aiming to understand how you've handled situations and challenges. These questions often begin with, Tell me about a time when...? Situational Interviews, on the other hand, pose hypothetical scenarios to assess your problem-solving skills and decision-making. They might start with, What would you do if...? Both approaches have their merits, and I believe the choice between them depends on the specific role and what an organization values most in a candidate. What are your thoughts on this, and which type of interview do you find more effective? #TalentAcquisition #StructuredInterviews #CareerInsights #HiringTips

Panel interviews help save time. But this only works when done right. Panel interviews should be limited to six people. Preferably all on the same level. Ask the next group to coordinate time to help move the process along. Get feedback as quickly as possible and ask that they not share feedback to reduce "group thinking". #interviewtips #panelinterviews #casemanager #utilization #qualityimprovement #globalcaremanagement

We usually focus on candidate interview tips, here is an interviewer tip for a change! Remember while candidates are trying to get "the" job, companies are trying to get "the" candidate! #careercoaching #casemanager #caremanagement #utilization #globalcaremanagement #hiringnow #hiringtips #globalcaremanagement

If you used to be shy during interviews what are some tools you used, or practices that you did to officially help you find your confidence?

Preparing for Behavioral Interviews: Behavioral interviews are all about predicting your future performance based on past behaviors. Prepare by reflecting on past challenges, actions, and results. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your answers clearly. #BehavioralInterview #InterviewPrep #JobSearch