#Interview techniques

[thingsthatmakemefeelhappy]

I want to believe this did not happen. I want to believe that no one could be this moronic, that anyone could think the original idea, had it been accomplished easily, was charming and impressive, rather than eye-rollingly showy and infantile. I want to believe such ghastly hubris would indeed bring them crashing down like a fiery, vomiting Icarus. But if I believe this story, i might just lose faith in my fellow human beings.

Could be a good podcast opener @peonies-no-marigolds

This is my favourite interview strategy

[justnshalom]

Mastering Behavioral Questions: A Guide to Answering Interview Questions

Mastering Behavioral Questions: A Guide to Answering Interview Questions Have you ever been stumped by a behavioral question during an interview? You’re not alone. Many candidates find it challenging to navigate these types of questions, but with the right approach and preparation, you can impress your interviewer and land your dream job. What Are Behavioral Questions? Behavioral questions are…

[marketxcel]

36 Genius ChatGPT Prompts to Help You Prep for Job Interviews

Unlock your potential with 36 brilliant ChatGPT prompts designed to supercharge your job interview preparation. Get ready to impress and excel in your next interview!

[businessabroad]

How to Successfully Interview For a Competency-Based Job #16

Navigating the Maze: Competency-Based Interviews at the UN

Competency-based interviews can be complex, but with the right preparation, they're your chance to shine. Our latest video, "How to Successfully Interview for a Competency-Based Job - UN Jobs #16," dissects the art of effectively communicating your skills in an interview setting.

Learn the STAR method, understand the competencies the UN looks for, and walk through common questions with tailor-made answers. Get a glimpse into the preparation process that could set the stage for a successful career with the United Nations.

#UNJobInterview #CareerPreparation #CompetencyBasedSuccess #UNEmploymentTips

[ourjobagency]

The 20 Best Pieces of Career Advice to Succeed in 2023

As we step into 2023, the world of work continues to evolve at a rapid pace. To thrive in this dynamic landscape and make the most of your career, you need more than just skills and experience. You need insight and guidance. 

Here are the 20 best pieces of career advice to help you succeed in 2023 and beyond.

1. Embrace Lifelong Learning

In a constantly changing job market, continuous learning is your most valuable asset. Invest in acquiring new skills and staying updated in your field.

2. Network Strategically

Build meaningful professional relationships. Attend conferences, join online forums, and use LinkedIn to connect with peers, mentors, and potential employers.

3. Develop Soft Skills

While technical skills are essential, soft skills like communication, adaptability, and emotional intelligence are equally critical for career growth.

4. Set Clear Goals

Define your career goals and create a roadmap to achieve them. Break them down into smaller, actionable steps.

5. Seek Feedback

Actively seek feedback from colleagues and supervisors. Constructive criticism is a powerful tool for personal and professional growth.

6. Stay Agile

Adaptability is key. Be open to change, and be ready to pivot your career path if necessary.

7. Master Remote Work

Remote work is here to stay. Learn to manage your time, stay connected, and maintain work-life balance while working remotely.

8. Cultivate a Growth Mindset

Believe in your ability to learn and improve. Embrace challenges and view failures as opportunities to grow.

9. Polish Your Online Presence

Ensure your LinkedIn profile and other online profiles are up-to-date and professional. Your online presence often precedes you in the job market.

10. Diversify Your Skills

Don't rely solely on one skill set or job title. Being versatile and adaptable makes you more valuable in a rapidly changing job market.

11. Volunteer and Give Back

Volunteering can provide valuable experience, expand your network, and contribute to personal growth.

12. Develop Resilience

Resilience is the ability to bounce back from setbacks. Cultivate this skill to weather the ups and downs of your career journey.

13. Prioritize Mental Health

Mental health should be a top priority. Seek support when needed, practice self-care, and maintain a healthy work-life balance.

14. Negotiate Effectively

When discussing salaries, benefits, or job offers, know your worth and be prepared to negotiate for fair compensation.

15. Be Data-Driven

Data literacy is increasingly important in various industries. Familiarize yourself with data analysis tools and techniques.

16. Stay Informed

Keep up with industry trends, news, and emerging technologies. Being well-informed gives you a competitive edge.

17. Build a Personal Brand

Craft a unique personal brand that highlights your strengths and expertise. It can help you stand out in a crowded job market.

18. Foster a Growth Network

Surround yourself with people who inspire and challenge you. A strong network can provide mentorship and opportunities.

19. Take Risks

Calculated risks can lead to great rewards. Don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone and pursue ambitious goals.

20. Practice Work-Life Integration

Strive for harmony between your work and personal life. Balance is crucial for long-term career satisfaction.

Wrapping up

In the ever-evolving world of work, these 20 pieces of career advice can serve as your compass. They'll help you navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and ultimately achieve success in 2023 and beyond. Remember that success is a journey, not a destination, and your career is a reflection of the choices you make along the way.

[insightengy]

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[joinsuperset]

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[jimvasta]

Please take this seriously.

I am now at a stage in my career (read that as old enough and lasted in my job long enough) to sit on the other side of the table at interviews and the piece of paper we scribble on literally has a list of keywords and phrases that you need to say.

At the end, we add up how many points you got. It's like an seo keyword generator. Yes, it is that crude.

Research the job, research the company, get the keywords and phrases. Practice job interview techniques and follow the instructions. You will pass most interviews, even for jobs you know nothing about if you just know the technique.

This is big company though, the smaller the company, the more wild card the interviewer.

remember that interviews are not about giving a good and honest first impression that they'll carefully consider. interviews are about saying the special words and phrases they're looking for that give you points and when they tally those up whoever earned the most job points wins

[asthedeathoflight]

My favorite part of that article where Assad and Eric say that the editors are part of the devils minion agenda is that Eric goes on to say that his strategy for acting as Daniel Molloy is to. Not. Hes like yeah no im not good enough at acting to actually act. I just sit there and watch Assad and Jacob and have genuine reactions. Those guys are really good at their jobs so they actually think about what they're doing. But not me. He just sits there and channels Daniel Molloy into the real world.

[chicalepidopterareblogs]

Can we talk about Sam's vocal technique? Sure this is a studio recording but postproduction can do just so much to a voice for it to sound this good, right? Dynamics for example are almost entirely up to the singer's ability and Sam is SO GOOD. He does 57 different things in one verse. Goes from breathy to full to vocal fry seamlessly. Uses all kinds of expressive variations to create drama from singing through griding teeth to making a loud squeak while adding so much nuance to every single one of them like the half brat/half animalistic final growl and it's only 1:30 minutes. Remember some people doubting Rockstar Samstat cause he isn't a tenor. Well, they didn't know what baritone Sam Reid is capable of, or David Bowie for that matter

[allihaveleftismywords]

I wish we still had DVD special features.

Like as a kid, when I had a DVD, I would watch the crap out of the "making of's" or like interviews with the costume designers/production designers/animators - whatever.

I loved learning about the movie making process, because as a kid from a middle class family, smack bang in Australia, Hollywood felt like the furthest place on earth to me. I loved seeing all the artistry about how they built the world, how the costumes and makeup came together to make the characters feel lived in, how the actors developed their process - it was fascinating to me.

Now everything is on streaming and the production process is so obfuscated and intangible and I hate it.

I want to know how the sausage was made, and I still crave a hot dog.

[xserpx]

I love all my sisters so much! 🥰❤️

[loelett]

i'm so unwell over the green vest louis gifset that i drew him ugh. ugh. this is my cry for help. please i need to get him out of my head i am just always considering him

[bluespring864]

"Sometimes, with my age..."

David Goffin reflects on his start to the season and analyses his playing style at the 2025 Abierto Mexicano

[lebada]

signing me up for debate classes is genuinely one of the best things my parents have ever done to set me up for the future its genuinely crazy how many different situations r so much easier to tackle bc of my debate experience

[jules-has-notes]

interview — Bass Singing Central podcast with Geoff Castellucci

When many performers suddenly found themselves with unexpected free time, a lot of them turned to online outlets for their creativity. Professional gospel singer Matt Fouch reinvigorated his interview series with other basses, and reached out to one of his most requested guests. They chatted about Geoff's history as a singer, techniques for improving various aspects of performance, the people who have inspired him, the joy of reaching new audiences (and astonishing them with those low notes), what drives him as a musician, his favorite pieces to perform with VoicePlay, and the tutorials he'd been releasing over the past few months.

release date: 28 April 2020