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The TikTok hashtag #howtoanswerinterviewquestions features tips, strategies, sample responses, confidence boosters, mock interviews, common questions, body language advice, personal anecdotes, industry insights, and encouragement for job seekers navigating interviews.
⬇️ Did you know that there are 5 types of interview questions? Standard, Behavioral, Personality, Brain Teaser and Technical.   Questions like: “Tell us about yourself” and “Walk us through your resume” are standard interview questions that interviewers usually ask at the beginning of an interview to get you to open up.   🧑🏽‍💻Standard interview questions are the most common and all about YOU therefore they are the easiest to practice.   When someone asks you, “Tell us about yourself” 🎯Follow this formula, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE   1️⃣ Tell them a little bit about our past, why you majored in your major in college, what you did in your first jobs. 2️⃣ Then Present, tell them what you are currently doing. What qualifies you for this job. 3️⃣ Then lastly, talk to them about where you see yourself in the future. And spoiler alert, you should tell them that you see yourself at this company doing this job in the future.   🧠 For a full list of interview questions to prepare for get an Interviewology Profile to discover your interview style #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #jobinterivew #corporatejobs #interviewquestions #interviewtips #interviewprep #tellmeaboutyourself
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⬇️ Did you know that there are 5 types of interview questions? Standard, Behavioral, Personality, Brain Teaser and Technical.   Questions like: “Tell us about yourself” and “Walk us through your resume” are standard interview questions that interviewers usually ask at the beginning of an interview to get you to open up.   🧑🏽‍💻Standard interview questions are the most common and all about YOU therefore they are the easiest to practice.   When someone asks you, “Tell us about yourself” 🎯Follow this formula, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE   1️⃣ Tell them a little bit about our past, why you majored in your major in college, what you did in your first jobs. 2️⃣ Then Present, tell them what you are currently doing. What qualifies you for this job. 3️⃣ Then lastly, talk to them about where you see yourself in the future. And spoiler alert, you should tell them that you see yourself at this company doing this job in the future.   🧠 For a full list of interview questions to prepare for get an Interviewology Profile to discover your interview style #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #jobinterivew #corporatejobs #interviewquestions #interviewtips #interviewprep #tellmeaboutyourself
⬇️Don’t be afraid to ask “Why is the position open?” 
 
At the end of a job interview they are going to say, “Do you have any questions for us?” and you should be prepared with impressive questions for them, 
 
👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia for 3 impressive questions to ask at the end of a job interview👈
 
❌It’s NOT illegal to ask why the position is open
❌It’s NOT nosey. 
❌It’s not a secret. 
 
👩🏾‍💻Asking why the position is open gives you a lot of great information. 
 
✅Perhaps the position is new because the company is doing so well. 
 
✅Perhaps the person who worked in the role got promoted and you can ask them what that person did so well to be promoted. 
 
✅Perhaps they moved on to a new company and you get the feeling that it wasn’t a good fit, this allows you to ask questions about what they are looking for now. 
 
🎯No matter what their answer you will get great insight into who this company is, how they manage and if you want to work there. 
 
👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia to learn how to answer, “Are you actively interviewing?” 👈
 
#interview #jobinterview #work #job #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #interviewquestions #interviewprep
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⬇️Don’t be afraid to ask “Why is the position open?” 
 
At the end of a job interview they are going to say, “Do you have any questions for us?” and you should be prepared with impressive questions for them, 
 
👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia for 3 impressive questions to ask at the end of a job interview👈
 
❌It’s NOT illegal to ask why the position is open
❌It’s NOT nosey. 
❌It’s not a secret. 
 
👩🏾‍💻Asking why the position is open gives you a lot of great information. 
 
✅Perhaps the position is new because the company is doing so well. 
 
✅Perhaps the person who worked in the role got promoted and you can ask them what that person did so well to be promoted. 
 
✅Perhaps they moved on to a new company and you get the feeling that it wasn’t a good fit, this allows you to ask questions about what they are looking for now. 
 
🎯No matter what their answer you will get great insight into who this company is, how they manage and if you want to work there. 
 
👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia to learn how to answer, “Are you actively interviewing?” 👈
 
#interview #jobinterview #work #job #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #interviewquestions #interviewprep
⬇️ 7 Answers to “Can you describe your ideal boss”   👩‍💼I know, you may just want to say very little, so you don’t offend anyone. And you may not want to tell them what you really need or want in fear that they aren’t your ideal boss, but I think the best way to find the right job is to be yourself and tell them what you need.   📌Ahead of your next job interview reflect on what makes you productive. Have you had a great boss before? What made them great? Have you had a bad boss? What made them bad? From there you can create a list of attributes.   Here are 7 answers that you can customize to you   1️⃣ Supportive “I would love to work for a boss that is very supportive.”   2️⃣ Communicative “My current boss is very communicative.”   3️⃣ Accountability “I really respect people who take accountability.”   4️⃣ Empathy “I appreciate empathy and people who are empathetic.”   5️⃣ Flexibility “Being open minded and flexible is so important to me.”   6️⃣ Honesty “I really like honesty”   7️⃣ Direct “I thrive when I work with someone who is direct.”   🔔Bonus tips, use these examples to come up with your own interview answers. ✳️Do you like a boss who is a visionary leader, or do you prefer a coach and mentor? ✳️Do you thrive with a boss who is hands off or do you prefer a very collaborative relationship? ✳️Would you like to work for someone who is decisive, to the point and specific or do you need someone who is thoughtful and sensitive?   🎯To prepare for your next job interview get an Interviewology Profile- it’s a 40-page customized workbook that outlines your interview style, the impression you make in job interviews, lists of questions to prepare and tons of resources like 10 questions to ask when you get an offer and a thank you email template.   #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #interview #interviewprep #careeradvice #jobinterviewtips #jobinterview
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⬇️ 7 Answers to “Can you describe your ideal boss”   👩‍💼I know, you may just want to say very little, so you don’t offend anyone. And you may not want to tell them what you really need or want in fear that they aren’t your ideal boss, but I think the best way to find the right job is to be yourself and tell them what you need.   📌Ahead of your next job interview reflect on what makes you productive. Have you had a great boss before? What made them great? Have you had a bad boss? What made them bad? From there you can create a list of attributes.   Here are 7 answers that you can customize to you   1️⃣ Supportive “I would love to work for a boss that is very supportive.”   2️⃣ Communicative “My current boss is very communicative.”   3️⃣ Accountability “I really respect people who take accountability.”   4️⃣ Empathy “I appreciate empathy and people who are empathetic.”   5️⃣ Flexibility “Being open minded and flexible is so important to me.”   6️⃣ Honesty “I really like honesty”   7️⃣ Direct “I thrive when I work with someone who is direct.”   🔔Bonus tips, use these examples to come up with your own interview answers. ✳️Do you like a boss who is a visionary leader, or do you prefer a coach and mentor? ✳️Do you thrive with a boss who is hands off or do you prefer a very collaborative relationship? ✳️Would you like to work for someone who is decisive, to the point and specific or do you need someone who is thoughtful and sensitive?   🎯To prepare for your next job interview get an Interviewology Profile- it’s a 40-page customized workbook that outlines your interview style, the impression you make in job interviews, lists of questions to prepare and tons of resources like 10 questions to ask when you get an offer and a thank you email template.   #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #interview #interviewprep #careeradvice #jobinterviewtips #jobinterview
⬇️ You Need to Have 5 Weaknesses Prepared for Your Next Job Interview @Anna Papalia 

🧐When a interviewer asks you, “What are your weaknesses” ❌Don’t panic and whatever you do don’t say that you’re a perfectionist 👉Watch this @Anna Papalia for 8 Weaknesses to use in a job interview 👈
 
🎯Here are 4 great example answers,
 
✅”I sometimes find it difficult to delegate responsibility when I feel I can finish the task well myself. However, when I became manager in my last role, it became critical I learn to delegate tasks. To maintain a sense of control when delegating tasks, I implemented a project management system to oversee the progress of a project. This system enabled me to improve my ability to delegate efficiently."
 
✅”Oftentimes, I can be timid when providing constructive feedback to coworkers or managers, out of fear of hurting someone's feelings. However, in my last role, my coworker asked me to edit some of his pieces and provide feedback for areas of improvement. Through my experience with him, I realized feedback can be both helpful and kind when delivered the right way. Since then, I've become better at offering feedback, and I've realized that I can use empathy to provide thoughtful, productive feedback."
 
✅”I'm not great at analyzing data or numbers. However, I recognize this flaw can prevent me from understanding how my content is performing online. In my last role, I set up monthly meetings with the SEO manager to discuss analytics and how our posts were performing. Additionally, I received my Google Analytics certificate, and I make it a point to analyze data related to our blog regularly. I've become much more comfortable analyzing data through these efforts."
 
✅”Public speaking makes me nervous. While I don't need to do much public speaking in my role as a web designer, I still feel that it's an important skill — especially when I want to offer my opinion during a meeting. To combat this, I spoke with my manager and she recommended I speak at each team meeting for a few minutes about our project timeline, deadlines, and goals when developing a website for a client. This practice has enabled me to relax and see public speaking as an opportunity to help my team members do their jobs effectively."
 
#howtoanswerinterviewquestions  #Jobinterivew  #jobinterviewquestions  #jobsearch  #weaknesses #interview
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⬇️ You Need to Have 5 Weaknesses Prepared for Your Next Job Interview @Anna Papalia 

🧐When a interviewer asks you, “What are your weaknesses” ❌Don’t panic and whatever you do don’t say that you’re a perfectionist 👉Watch this @Anna Papalia for 8 Weaknesses to use in a job interview 👈
 
🎯Here are 4 great example answers,
 
✅”I sometimes find it difficult to delegate responsibility when I feel I can finish the task well myself. However, when I became manager in my last role, it became critical I learn to delegate tasks. To maintain a sense of control when delegating tasks, I implemented a project management system to oversee the progress of a project. This system enabled me to improve my ability to delegate efficiently."
 
✅”Oftentimes, I can be timid when providing constructive feedback to coworkers or managers, out of fear of hurting someone's feelings. However, in my last role, my coworker asked me to edit some of his pieces and provide feedback for areas of improvement. Through my experience with him, I realized feedback can be both helpful and kind when delivered the right way. Since then, I've become better at offering feedback, and I've realized that I can use empathy to provide thoughtful, productive feedback."
 
✅”I'm not great at analyzing data or numbers. However, I recognize this flaw can prevent me from understanding how my content is performing online. In my last role, I set up monthly meetings with the SEO manager to discuss analytics and how our posts were performing. Additionally, I received my Google Analytics certificate, and I make it a point to analyze data related to our blog regularly. I've become much more comfortable analyzing data through these efforts."
 
✅”Public speaking makes me nervous. While I don't need to do much public speaking in my role as a web designer, I still feel that it's an important skill — especially when I want to offer my opinion during a meeting. To combat this, I spoke with my manager and she recommended I speak at each team meeting for a few minutes about our project timeline, deadlines, and goals when developing a website for a client. This practice has enabled me to relax and see public speaking as an opportunity to help my team members do their jobs effectively."
 
#howtoanswerinterviewquestions  #Jobinterivew  #jobinterviewquestions  #jobsearch  #weaknesses #interview
⬇️ You are NOT confident if you do these 3 things in a job Interview 

3️⃣ When you answer an interview question you do not need to ask them if that was the answer they were looking for. ✅ Occasionally you can check in but not after EVERY question.

2️⃣ If you don’t ask questions you don’t look easygoing you look unprepared and not confident. ✅ Great candidates ask questions in interviews 👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia for 3 Impressive Questions to ask in any job interview👈

1️⃣ If you give really, really short interview answers because you’re worried about saying too much it will backfire. ✅ You need to learn how to open up, tell a story and put yourself out there. 👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia to learn how to answer, tell us about yourself👈

#howtointerview #interviewpreparation #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #howtobeconfident #career #work #jobinterview #confidence #onthisday
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⬇️ You are NOT confident if you do these 3 things in a job Interview 

3️⃣ When you answer an interview question you do not need to ask them if that was the answer they were looking for. ✅ Occasionally you can check in but not after EVERY question.

2️⃣ If you don’t ask questions you don’t look easygoing you look unprepared and not confident. ✅ Great candidates ask questions in interviews 👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia for 3 Impressive Questions to ask in any job interview👈

1️⃣ If you give really, really short interview answers because you’re worried about saying too much it will backfire. ✅ You need to learn how to open up, tell a story and put yourself out there. 👉Watch this video @Anna Papalia to learn how to answer, tell us about yourself👈

#howtointerview #interviewpreparation #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #howtobeconfident #career #work #jobinterview #confidence #onthisday
⬇️ All The Reasons You’re Not Getting a Job Offer in under 60 seconds 📌Let’s take this step by step 
 
If you can’t get scheduled for a job interview it’s most likely your resume, you haven’t applied to enough places, or you are applying to the wrong jobs. 👉Watch this @Anna Papalia for 5 Things NOT to do on your Resume 👈
 
1️⃣. Your resume is really important to getting attention and getting your applications chose, if you have just updated and old template or you didn’t spend much time writing great bullets it might be time to fix it, especially if you aren’t getting scheduled interviews.

2️⃣. Applying for jobs is a numbers game the more you apply, the more likely you are to get scheduled for interviews. You need to apply to 10-15 jobs to get scheduled for one interview. Have you applied to 10-15 jobs?

3️⃣. If you are applying to a lot of places but NEVER get scheduled an interview it’s possible you haven’t applied to the right level of position for your experience. Be honest with yourself. Have you applied to positions that are too low or too high? The fastest way to get a new job is to apply for a lateral move.
 
🤝 If you’re getting scheduled interviews but you never get passed the first or second round it means your interview skills are lacking. So get an Interviewology Profile to discover what you are doing right and wrong and practice interview questions.
 
4️⃣. If you get scheduled interviews and get to the final rounds of interviews but always come in 2nd, you are overvaluing or undervaluing your experience and you need to go back to the beginning and apply to different positions and work on your interview skills.
 
#jobinterview #careertips #howtofindanewjob #jobsearchstrategy #careercoachtips #corproatetips #howtogetanewjob #getanewjob #unemployed #howtowritearesume #howtoanswerinterviewquestions
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⬇️ All The Reasons You’re Not Getting a Job Offer in under 60 seconds 📌Let’s take this step by step 
 
If you can’t get scheduled for a job interview it’s most likely your resume, you haven’t applied to enough places, or you are applying to the wrong jobs. 👉Watch this @Anna Papalia for 5 Things NOT to do on your Resume 👈
 
1️⃣. Your resume is really important to getting attention and getting your applications chose, if you have just updated and old template or you didn’t spend much time writing great bullets it might be time to fix it, especially if you aren’t getting scheduled interviews.

2️⃣. Applying for jobs is a numbers game the more you apply, the more likely you are to get scheduled for interviews. You need to apply to 10-15 jobs to get scheduled for one interview. Have you applied to 10-15 jobs?

3️⃣. If you are applying to a lot of places but NEVER get scheduled an interview it’s possible you haven’t applied to the right level of position for your experience. Be honest with yourself. Have you applied to positions that are too low or too high? The fastest way to get a new job is to apply for a lateral move.
 
🤝 If you’re getting scheduled interviews but you never get passed the first or second round it means your interview skills are lacking. So get an Interviewology Profile to discover what you are doing right and wrong and practice interview questions.
 
4️⃣. If you get scheduled interviews and get to the final rounds of interviews but always come in 2nd, you are overvaluing or undervaluing your experience and you need to go back to the beginning and apply to different positions and work on your interview skills.
 
#jobinterview #careertips #howtofindanewjob #jobsearchstrategy #careercoachtips #corproatetips #howtogetanewjob #getanewjob #unemployed #howtowritearesume #howtoanswerinterviewquestions
✨Here are 4 great example answers the next someone asks you in a job interview, “what’s your weakness?” ✨

✅”I sometimes find it difficult to delegate responsibility when I feel I can finish the task well myself. However, when I became manager in my last role, it became critical I learn to delegate tasks. To maintain a sense of control when delegating tasks, I implemented a project management system to oversee the progress of a project. This system enabled me to improve my ability to delegate efficiently."
 
✅”Oftentimes, I can be timid when providing constructive feedback to coworkers or managers, out of fear of hurting someone's feelings. However, in my last role, my coworker asked me to edit some of his pieces and provide feedback for areas of improvement. Through my experience with him, I realized feedback can be both helpful and kind when delivered the right way. Since then, I've become better at offering feedback, and I've realized that I can use empathy to provide thoughtful, productive feedback."
 
✅”I'm not great at analyzing data or numbers. However, I recognize this flaw can prevent me from understanding how my content is performing online. In my last role, I set up monthly meetings with the SEO manager to discuss analytics and how our posts were performing. Additionally, I received my Google Analytics certificate, and I make it a point to analyze data related to our blog regularly. I've become much more comfortable analyzing data through these efforts."
 
✅”Public speaking makes me nervous. While I don't need to do much public speaking in my role as a web designer, I still feel that it's an important skill — especially when I want to offer my opinion during a meeting. To combat this, I spoke with my manager, and she recommended I speak at each team meeting for a few minutes about our project timeline, deadlines, and goals when developing a website for a client. This practice has enabled me to relax and see public speaking as an opportunity to help my team members do their jobs effectively."
 
#howtoanswerinterviewquestions #jobinterivew #corporatejobs #jobinterviewquestions #jobsearch #work
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✨Here are 4 great example answers the next someone asks you in a job interview, “what’s your weakness?” ✨

✅”I sometimes find it difficult to delegate responsibility when I feel I can finish the task well myself. However, when I became manager in my last role, it became critical I learn to delegate tasks. To maintain a sense of control when delegating tasks, I implemented a project management system to oversee the progress of a project. This system enabled me to improve my ability to delegate efficiently."
 
✅”Oftentimes, I can be timid when providing constructive feedback to coworkers or managers, out of fear of hurting someone's feelings. However, in my last role, my coworker asked me to edit some of his pieces and provide feedback for areas of improvement. Through my experience with him, I realized feedback can be both helpful and kind when delivered the right way. Since then, I've become better at offering feedback, and I've realized that I can use empathy to provide thoughtful, productive feedback."
 
✅”I'm not great at analyzing data or numbers. However, I recognize this flaw can prevent me from understanding how my content is performing online. In my last role, I set up monthly meetings with the SEO manager to discuss analytics and how our posts were performing. Additionally, I received my Google Analytics certificate, and I make it a point to analyze data related to our blog regularly. I've become much more comfortable analyzing data through these efforts."
 
✅”Public speaking makes me nervous. While I don't need to do much public speaking in my role as a web designer, I still feel that it's an important skill — especially when I want to offer my opinion during a meeting. To combat this, I spoke with my manager, and she recommended I speak at each team meeting for a few minutes about our project timeline, deadlines, and goals when developing a website for a client. This practice has enabled me to relax and see public speaking as an opportunity to help my team members do their jobs effectively."
 
#howtoanswerinterviewquestions #jobinterivew #corporatejobs #jobinterviewquestions #jobsearch #work
⬇️ If you want to be liked in a job interview, you might be a Charmer. Did you know that there are 4 Interview Styles? Everyone interviews as either a Charmer, Challenger, Examiner or Harmonizer. @Anna Papalia   🥰Do you want to get the interviewer to like you? Then you’re a Charmer 🤓Do you want to feel respected and heard in a job interview? Then you’re a Challenger 😇Do you want to adapt and not rock the boat? Then you’re a Harmonizer 🧐Do you see job interviews as a test that you will either pass or fail? Then you’re an Examiner 💡You can discover your interview style by getting an Interviewology Profile.   📌For example, if you’re an Examiner and like to get the interview answers right, might I suggest you also practice how to tell stories and ask great questions. Ask questions that start a conversation so you can build rapport and get to know the other person which allows you to open up and showcase all of yourself not just how you are qualified.   🧑🏽‍💻An Interviewology Profile is a customized 40-page workbook that outlines the impression you make in job interviews, what you’re doing right and wrong and lists of questions to prepare for and lots of coaching tips on how to leverage your interview style.   📘To learn about all four Interview Styles, you can get my book Interviewology: The New Science of Interviewing.   🎯Nailing your next job interview is simple, take our quick 20 question, scientifically valid interview style assessment, your results, are immediately emailed to you so you can interview better right away. 🔥Take the first step toward your dream job right now.   #interviewstyles #interviewology #interviewprep #jobinterview #jobinterviewstyles #interviewprep #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #peoplepleaser
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⬇️ If you want to be liked in a job interview, you might be a Charmer. Did you know that there are 4 Interview Styles? Everyone interviews as either a Charmer, Challenger, Examiner or Harmonizer. @Anna Papalia   🥰Do you want to get the interviewer to like you? Then you’re a Charmer 🤓Do you want to feel respected and heard in a job interview? Then you’re a Challenger 😇Do you want to adapt and not rock the boat? Then you’re a Harmonizer 🧐Do you see job interviews as a test that you will either pass or fail? Then you’re an Examiner 💡You can discover your interview style by getting an Interviewology Profile.   📌For example, if you’re an Examiner and like to get the interview answers right, might I suggest you also practice how to tell stories and ask great questions. Ask questions that start a conversation so you can build rapport and get to know the other person which allows you to open up and showcase all of yourself not just how you are qualified.   🧑🏽‍💻An Interviewology Profile is a customized 40-page workbook that outlines the impression you make in job interviews, what you’re doing right and wrong and lists of questions to prepare for and lots of coaching tips on how to leverage your interview style.   📘To learn about all four Interview Styles, you can get my book Interviewology: The New Science of Interviewing.   🎯Nailing your next job interview is simple, take our quick 20 question, scientifically valid interview style assessment, your results, are immediately emailed to you so you can interview better right away. 🔥Take the first step toward your dream job right now.   #interviewstyles #interviewology #interviewprep #jobinterview #jobinterviewstyles #interviewprep #howtoanswerinterviewquestions #peoplepleaser
⬇️Here’s how to answer the most common interview question, “Tell us about yourself” 

🎯Follow this formula, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
 
1️⃣ Tell them a little bit about our past, why you majored in your major in college, what you did in your first jobs. 

2️⃣ Then Present, tell them what you are currently doing. What qualifies you for this job. 

3️⃣ Then lastly, talk to them about where you see yourself in the future. And spoiler alert, you should tell them that you see yourself at this company doing this job in the future.
 
🧠 For a full list of interview questions to prepare for get an Interviewology Profile to discover your interview style 

#howtoanswerinterviewquestions #jobinterivew #corporatejobs #interviewquestions #interviewtips #interviewprep #tellmeaboutyourself#MemeCut #Meme
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⬇️Here’s how to answer the most common interview question, “Tell us about yourself” 

🎯Follow this formula, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
 
1️⃣ Tell them a little bit about our past, why you majored in your major in college, what you did in your first jobs. 

2️⃣ Then Present, tell them what you are currently doing. What qualifies you for this job. 

3️⃣ Then lastly, talk to them about where you see yourself in the future. And spoiler alert, you should tell them that you see yourself at this company doing this job in the future.
 
🧠 For a full list of interview questions to prepare for get an Interviewology Profile to discover your interview style 

#howtoanswerinterviewquestions #jobinterivew #corporatejobs #interviewquestions #interviewtips #interviewprep #tellmeaboutyourself#MemeCut #Meme

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