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1. #APROPRIATE WAYS TO MAKE A PASS HOW TO#
2. #APROPRIATE WAYS TO MAKE A PASS FULL#
3. #APROPRIATE WAYS TO MAKE A PASS PLUS#

Prepare to talk about specific accomplishments

#APROPRIATE WAYS TO MAKE A PASS FULL#

If you are job searching while employed, here’s a full article on interviewing when you have a job.Īnd if you’re unemployed right now, here are 20 good explanations for why you chose to leave your last job. If you do a good job with this you can beat out applicants that have more experience than yourself, because they’re not using these strategies most likely. You can get more specific based on your situation. You’re looking for a larger or smaller organization.

You’re interested in a different type of product/service.Your company’s direction has shifted and you feel it’s time to join a new organization.You’ve accomplished _ in your current role and you’re ready for a new challenge.Prepare some legitimate reasons why you want to make a move ( without talking negatively about your current employer). I’ve seen it first-hand.ĭon’t lose out on a job to somebody with less skill than you. Think of an explanation for why you’re job searching (5 minutes)Ĭompanies will often choose someone less talented if they also seem less risky or if their motivations make more sense. You’ll seem extremely well-prepared and well-rounded for having two very different reasons. Read it and mention what you read as a secondary reason for being interested. Almost every company has a blurb about their culture on the website. Total time spent researching: less than 3 minutes.Īlong with one business reason, try to come up with a secondary reason too. The interviewer was extremely impressed that I had read the news, and understood the implications. I read this in the news and mentioned it as an exciting development and a really good business move. They recently started handling transactions instead of sending the buyers out to other websites to complete the transaction. It could be a new business model, new clients, new partnership, etc.Īctual example: I recently had a phone interview with a tech company that was built as a review/info website. Use the company research you’ve done to come up with a business-related reason you’re excited about them. Think of two reasons you’re interested in the company (10 minutes)

#APROPRIATE WAYS TO MAKE A PASS PLUS#

To learn the latest on a company, try typing the company’s name plus the word “news” into your search bar. I also recommend finding one or two recent news stories to see what the company has done recently. You can do this company research on the company’s website, on their social media pages, and by searching Google. You’re not expected to be an expert on their business, but know the basics.

So be ready to show them that you what they do, how they make money, who their typical customer or client is, etc. That’s one of the biggest signs your interview went badly, and you definitely want to avoid that (for example if you were told it would be a one-hour interview, and you finish in 25 minutes). It could even lead to them ending the interview early. Walking in with zero knowledge of their business is one of the fastest ways to shoot yourself in the foot and NOT get hired. So the start of the interview is your chance to make a great first impression. And if you haven’t… it looks really bad, especially at the start of the interview when they ask things like: Interviewers can tell when you’ve done your research, and they love seeing it. Here are the basic interview preparation steps to remember. I’ve put the estimated time next to each one. None of this is very time consuming but it will set you apart from everyone else applying for the job, making it easy for the company to decide who to hire (you!) Part I: Job Interview PreparationĮach step below will prepare you for the actual interview.

#APROPRIATE WAYS TO MAKE A PASS HOW TO#

These are the best interview tips that I know, from close to 5 years working as a Recruiter.Īfter you finish this article, you’ll know how to stand out from other job seekers and pass a job interview a majority of the time.