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been helpful. There's nothing
better than walking out of an
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years and I'm currently the
director of toy production.
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minute. Go back and listen or
watch and write down phrases
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at Happy Kids Creative. I've
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in this series. In the next
video, we'll go over three more
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common interview questions. How
did you about this position?
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the comments below. I'd love to
hear them. Are you signed up
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What attracted you to our
company? And what's your
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playlist, my Ben Franklin
playlist, or my word of the
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interview related questions or
stories, please post them in
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with some key phrases. The more
you practice before the
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and I'm looking for new
opportunities. I have a lot of
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new markets for the products
that we create. That's great.
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interview feeling that you are
fully prepared. If you have
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you tell me a little bit about
yourself? Sure. I studied at
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bit about yourself? Sure.
Common question. Tell me a
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questions during the interview.
So, to get started, why don't
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exercise. It's important that
you don't just write a
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focus on is your education and
work history. You can also let
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To be continued, we'll pick it
up from here in the next video
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them know what areas you have a
lot of experience in or what
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experience leading teams in the
creative process and finding
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master's degree in toy design.
After graduation, I was hired
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During that time, sales have
grown steadily. It's been a
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and your work history. Record
yourself with a video camera if
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that worked well to use again.
If there was anything you
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the University of Florida and
graduated in 2010 with the
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possible. Make sure it's not
too long, maybe around a
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interview, the more comfortable
you'll feel answering the
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your interests are when
answering this question. Here
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great experience but I've run
out of room to grow with HKC
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preparing for an interview,
practice talking about yourself
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Harvard University and
graduated in 2012 with a degree
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phrases you could have used.
The next day, do the same
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design. Because of my time at
Verizon, I have a lot of
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some water or coffee before we
begin? I'm okay. Thank you.
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are a few different ways to
begin your answer. I studied at
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feel more comfortable in each
other's presence. Hello, miss
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paragraph and memorize it but
simply practice free talking
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simply ask you to tell them
about yourself. That can feel
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stumbled over or left out,
write down some possible
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overwhelming but don't worry,
what they really want you to
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directions on the website were
great. Good. Would you like
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you have any trouble finding
the office? Nope, the
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Alright. So, to get started,
Why don't you tell me a little
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pleasure. Thanks so much for
meeting with me. Of course. Did
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little bit about yourself. It's
very common for interviewers to
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lot done so that was good. It
does feel good to get work
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conversation is friendly and
open and can make two people
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done. You can see we haven't
said much of importance but the
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in business. I've been working
at Smith Incorporated for 10
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How are you doing? I'm doing
really well. It's such a nice
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seem silly but you can practice
small talk on your own by
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day out there. It is. It was
perfect weather all weekend. It
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experience in providing
customer service. If you're
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small talk. How are you doing?
I'm great. Thank you and you?
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years as a manager. I have 12
years of experience in graphic
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comfortable environment before
the interview begins. It may
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sounds nice. It was and you? I
worked this weekend but I got a
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your weekend went, and more.
All you need to do is be polite
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Smith. I'm Tom Kelly. Thanks so
much for coming in. It's my
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doing, your travel to the
interview, the weather, how
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if the interviewer asks you how
your weekend was, you might
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you have any trouble finding
the office? Small talk. Most
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to turn the question back to
the interviewer. For instance,
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talk. This may include
questions about how you're
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interviews will start out with
a handshake and some small
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Yes, I went to the park with my
family for a picnic. That
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How was your weekend? Small
talk is used to build a more
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was. Did you do anything
interesting over the weekend?
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respond, it was great. We
celebrated my mom's birthday.
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You could also Practice with a
friend. Here's an example of
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pleasure. Thanks so much for
meeting with me. Of course. Did
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asking yourself simple, easy to
answer, non-personal questions.
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this video, you'll see me
interview for a job. Throughout
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Smith. I'm Tom Kelly. Thanks so
much for coming in. It's my
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own answers to these questions.
Let's begin in. Hello, miss
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and friendly. Keep your answer
short. You can also feel free
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the interview, we'll discuss
some of the most common
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some basic information to get
you started on creating your
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interview. Interviewing for a
new job can be a huge source of
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interview questions and how to
answer them. You'll also learn
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video is part one in a series
that's all about preparing for
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in a non-native language, the
stress can be even higher. In
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This is part one of a five-part
series on preparing for an
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stress and anxiety and if
you're interviewing for a job
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a job interview.
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before we hear these words
comes, The Interview. Today's
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online courses.
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You're hired. Two words
everybody loves to hear but
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