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250 Job Interview Questions You'll Most Likely be Asked Part 1
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250 Job Interview Questions You'll Most Likely be Asked Part 3
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&ldquo;Wing it&rdquo; and &ldquo;job interview&rdquo; are two phrases that should never go together in the same sentence. Before you walk into an interview, you need to prepare yourself, do your homework, and practice what you will do and say.
But how do you prepare responses when you don&rsquo;t know the questions? And what, besides having good answers, contributes to a successful interview?
This week on Find Your Dream Job we talk about the interview process and share tips on making a great in-person impression with a prospective employer. Mac chats with executive recruiter and career coach, Janet Brumbaugh, of Janet Brumbaugh and Associates. Janet helps her clients hone their interview skills by video-recording them in mock-interviews; she then reviews the tape with the jobseeker, to identify mistakes and opportunities for improvement. In this episode, Janet shares her expert advice on how to your own interview performance and outcomes.
In this 33-minute episode you will learn:

The specific research you should do before an interview
What employers are looking for during the interview process
How to make the interview less of an interrogation and more of a back-and-forth conversation
The questions you, as the candidate, should be asking at the interview
How to respond to oddball interview questions

This week&rsquo;s guest:
Janet Brumbaugh (LinkedIn)PrincipalJanet Brumbaugh and AssociatesWest Lynn, Ore.
Listener question of the week:&nbsp;

What questions should I ask an employer in an interview?

Do you have a question you&rsquo;d like us to answer on a future episode? Please send your questions to Cecilia Bianco, Mac&rsquo;s List Community Manager at cecilia@macslist.org.
Resources referenced on this week&rsquo;s show:

10 Weirdest Job Interview Questions of 2015
GlassDoor.com
Janet Brumbaugh and Associates
Land Your Dream Job in Portland (and Beyond) - 2016 Edition

If you have a job-hunting or career development resource resource you&rsquo;d like to share, please contact Ben Forstag, Mac&rsquo;s List Managing Director at ben@macslist.org.
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Thank you for listening to Find Your Dream Job. If you like this show, please help us by rating and reviewing our podcast on iTunes. We appreciate your support!Opening and closing music for Find Your Dream Job provided by Freddy Trujillo, www.freddytrujillo.com.

Ep. 016: How to Ace a Job Interview

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cj7CBPui5XY

How to perfectly answer the "tell me about yourself" job interview question. Avoid THIS #1 mistake when answering this classic interview question.

Most people screw this job interview question up so listen to our podcast to learn exactly what you need to do. Here's what you can expect from this Jeff and Mike Job interview tips podcast:

This podcast uncovers 3 specific job interview tips when it comes to answering this tough interview question. The problem with the "Tell me about yourself" question is that it leaves things incredibly open ended and can lead job interviewees down a path that can lead to them being disqualified from the job within seconds!

It's no surprise so many people are always trying to figure just how they should be answering this question, after all it's one of the most common opening questions you'll face at an interview.

I know both Mike and I screwed up this question for years. As you'll hear in the podcast, the interviewer doesn't care about your personal story. They're not interested in the fact that you grew up with a puppy named "Tex" and that you grew up in a sleepy town in Wisconsin...

They want to know about your specific work achievements and strengths! Job interview questions are all about discovering whether you can bring to the position, exactly what they're looking for in terms of abilities and qualities. Ones that are going to benefit the company you are interviewing with.

Here are some excerpts from the podcast:

Jeff's bad answer:

"Well, I'm from Seattle, Washington,
I enjoy mountain biking and cooking
and my favorite color is..."

Jeff's good answer:

Well, I've been in sales for the
last 5 years. My most recent
experience was in the retail
industry, where I was a manager at
the Comfy Shoe Company. I was
personally responsible for a 30%
increase in sales over the last
year. I'd say that my main
strength is my leadership ability,
which was evident in the way I
mentored my sales team to reach our
lofty goals. What I am looking for
is a company that values teamwork
and the group dynamic, where I can
join a strong team and have a
positive impact on the team dynamic
and sales revenue.

3 Tips to answering the Tell Me About Yourself question:

MIKE
There are three main points that
you need to remember when answering
this question...what's the first
one Jeff?

JEFF
Well, as you saw in my bad answer,
you absolutely DO NOT want to go on
and on about your personal life or
hobbies and interests.

MIKE
Which leads me to point number two.
You want to include specific work
achievements from your past in your
answer. But there's one final
trick right Jeff?

JEFF
That's right Mike. It is always a
good idea to mention your strengths
and abilities in your answer.

Please leave your comments below, share this podcast with your friends on Facebook and Twitter, and don't forget...

As we talk about in the podcast, if you want to give perfect answers to interview questions that will get you the job....You need to tailor each answer to exactly what the company is looking for. This is the method that the top job seekers in the world use. It's also helped Mike and I get offers from one job interview after another.

There's a bit more to "Tailoring" than I can go into in this description or in the podcast but we've written a brand new special report that explains this incredibly powerful job interview method.

The next thing you need to do if you want to get a job from your next interview is read this report immediately... You can get it for free by clicking the link below:

http://interviewmastersystem.com/how-to-give-perfect-job-interview-answers

Click the above link now!

Thanks,
Jeff & Mike "The Interview Guys"

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