Do you feel more comfortable sharing a real failure during the interview now? 😇 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro 00:43 The Basics in 30 Seconds 01:20 Pro Tip #1 - Define Failure 02:27 Pro Tip #2 - Focus on One Thing 03:15 Pro Tip #3 - End with a Learning 04:02 Sample Answer

When interview is coming up next week, you know it’s time for Jeff Su’s videos marathon 🤣🤣

'click dislike twice to show how dissatisfied you are' this statement made my day

Im having my 2nd round interview and im binge watching you! This id after a 2 year gap out of my control and im very excited for this position, but im also nervous. Thank you for all the tips. I get to sit down and reframe all my answers to really highlight myself as a candidate

I have an interview in 30 minutes and so glad that I found this video. Really well put together and so straight forward. Thanks for this. Will put into action at 3:30!

Got a interview tomorrow! A little nervous since it's 40min of behavioral questions but 🤞🤞

Over-Promising Under-Delivering. Jeff u got the point for real 💫🔥

Hey Jeff, if your sample answer is true, I'd love to see how you drafted the email of apology to the higher stakeholders. I've always admired how you keep the communication vital and concise. Since this is one skill I'm learning from you, I'd love to know how you handled a difficult situation.

I have Interview in a month for graduate school and can't wait to go home and watch this after work. I know it will be exceptional!!! 😊

I have failed many times. It was a cycle. It started with overconfidence, taking time got granted, then not realising the impact at first, then repeating the mistake, followed by overthinking, being stuck in past, thinking of what it's, then why & how, then cutting yourself from your network cos you feel like a loser, it's a cycle, not getting the energy to wake-up, then thinking what's the point cos nobody is going to hire you even if you pass. I am trying to gather myself. I don't know if I will ever be able to know or get what I want.

Thanks Jeff! This is super helpful - having an interview with Google tomorrow so thanks for delivering such a timely tutorial! :)

This is an incredible approach! I wonder how one might apply this to sales. It’s tough to “over promise and under deliver” when it’s about quota.

Hey Jeff! Thank you so much for these informational videos! Been binge-watching lately (and rewatching to reinforce memory), and I hope you could do a video on how to answer the question, “Tell me about a weakness(es)”. I figured saying “I’m too much of a perfectionist” is too cliche but I wanna know what do you think!

Hey Jeff thank you so much for another amazing interview prep, press dislike twice really got me! NGL I've been glued to my laptop watching your videos over the past week for an upcoming video interview. I realise I spend too much time coming up with real-life examples, maybe a whole day to just think of one (not joking 😣) I wanted to know how do you choose experiences? Thanks again! 🙏🏻

I love eloquent definite answers. You’re hired! 😂😍

Hi Jeff, thanks for making this video. You always give me so much inspiration! Can you also provide some advice about how to be more interactive during the interview? I was told by a hiring manager that I’m not interactive enough...

dude what background music do you use it's so calming

Hi Jeff! How are you? Great video, so much value! 🙌🙌 I have been watching your videos for quite a while now, a few days before I reached the final interview after going through a rigorous shortlisting process. Your videos have been so helpful, I got the job!! So grateful for the content you put out, thank you! Looking forward to future videos, as always ;)

Thank you!! **Subscribed** 👍🏼

I just found your channel yesterday and I am already binge watching all your videos! Love your content :))

That iPhone on Huawei tweet is 🔥

Best video ever! Thank u!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge Jeff! You share such helpful information!

You are really professional Jeff.

really love your channel, great contents, organized approach, way to go!!!

Great tips as always! Also, your video edits are always cool too!

instant subscribe

That’s genius!

Jeff, binged all of your videos. Have to buy you coffee when I land a job!

Great videos have been watching the great content. Also I love the t-shirt!!

Hey Jeff! First of all, thanks so much for your interview tips and tricks it has been super duper helpful. I actually used your answer in this video today for a "tell me about your weakness" question and it really backfired. The interviewer was not impressed and he said it is a standard "perfectionist" kind of answer. I guess I should not have used this answer for a "weakness" question. Can you make a video/advise us on how to answer a "Tell me about your weakness" question? Thanks and love your videos!!!

Great video ! Thank you ! Awesome t-shirt too !

Great tips! I had a feeling you were going to mention the CARL method in your example. At this point it’s like your trademark 😆

hello jeff！ Thank you for your sharing and I am confused about the time when I ask this bq question.Do you have some recommendation？Some people told me that no more than 90s.

Great little session

Is it just me but I find the background music fighting with the presenter. It doesn't need background music!

“Twitter for iPhone” lmao 😆 good catch!

Super useful and lol @ “hit the dislike button twice” 😆

Why do hiring managers waste the time of people by asking THIS kind of questions?

Antaneia Elliott spend $52 on my DC Security Test and fail the test 18/23.

what's with that fairy tale music in the background? hahaha.🤣🤣 Good vid though 😇

J&M

Amazon loves this question! BTW, Jeff do u have Clubhouse account?

Wu building?

Clicking dislike twice is to cancel the dislike😂. But I thumb up😜

Jeff, are you a gamer?

"dislike button twice".. brilliant

Android t-shirt 😅

LOL. Click the dislike button twice to let you know if we don't like the tip you gave. You're so sneaky. 🤪

Hit the dislike button twice, just to show how dissatisfied you are. Cheeky :D

Disliked your video 4 times and liked it 5 times.

Sorry but again your answer itself is way too long. I noticed you speak really fast. In a normal interview, you need to speak much more slowly and on clear manner as it’s not a conversation between you and your friends… I would fail the candidate if you give me that answer and I would fail if I rambled on like the way you did. I liked your first half, the overall story line and some were good advice, like don’t give a disastrous failure example as not to be considered a liability or tendency to fail as it shows you didn’t learn from mistakes. But your actual answer example came across to me as frivolous and why ramble on with so many details? Can you actually engage an interviewer with so many details that he/she may not care? This example answer aside from overall storyline is poor. I don’t advise this. Also do you give advice mostly to new grads and people with only a few years of experience? All your answers seem to be towards junior candidates…

what a boring answer