Wishing everyone watching this the night before an interview good luck!!!!

That question "tell me about yourself" is probs the hardest one to answer. I'm so nervous I have an interview at 12 and I'm grinding these videos lmfao

just be confident and don't overthink your interview

Holy crap, the girl for the "tell me about yourself" sounds like me. I literally did switch back and forth between art and economics!

I've had nine interviews these past two weeks, they no longer cause me any anxiety. In fact, they just irritate me now.

"Tell me about yourself"= make up lies that sound good

I hate the way employers want you to brag at interviews, shake hands with strangers, maintain eye contact, smile-look interested, wear a suit, say nothing at all negative... Is it just me, or are employers looking for politicians rather than workers?

I CAN DO THIS!!(gets pumped the fuck up) LETS DO THIS SHIT!! (punches employer in the mouth)

Remember everyone don't wear your cash money records chain !

A long time ago, I got into an interview with a guy that actually turned ugly very quickly. This guy started out trying to catch me in a lie type of thing and very soon, it went from bad to worse. When I look back on it, I think I did the right thing by just saying "Look, if you don't want to hire me, it's fine. By the end of the day, I'll have a new job going, no matter what. Have a good one, goodbye" and then, leaving the area. Unknown to you, some people have it in for you, long before you step into that office and not much of what you're going to say, is going to make ANY difference one way or the other. In that situation, you need to focus on what's most important to you (not to them). Your TIME is extremely valuable, MUCH more than you actually think. Don't waste another precious second of it, on some corporate slug badl. Don't lose your temper (maybe a little but that's all). Don't lose your FOCUS. Just accept reality for what it is and move forward from that situation, ASAP (as soon as possible). Focus on that list you made BEFORE you headed out of the house on YOUR job hunt - and ONTO the NEXT one on your hit list. Stupid people are the gamut these days and they're everywhere. Beware. Don't let them waste your precious time. Good hunting.

don't ask how much they pay an hour unless they offer to tell you.

Although this video is KINDA corny in 2017, it works very well!!! The points are clear and explained, thanks! I have my first interview tomorrow

This is pretty good for an older video. :) Good job guys.

I always go in so nervous to an interview but as soon as i arrive on time and they tell me theyre gonna need more time, i lose all respect and i stop being nervous ....

I am a visual learner so I appreciate the demonstration aspect of your video. Thanks for sharing!

i like this better, it's simple and direct.

"Always wear a suit". Okay, what about if you are applying for a job in construction or transportation? How about the people getting a minimum wage job in fast food or retail? I think the rule to "always" wear a suit only applies if your going for something like management, financial services or some kind of administrative or office position.

I always thought interviews were silly to base someone's ability to successfully work a job by the way they can speak about themselves all grandiose like a braggart. Like you're really gonna hire someone over a conversation that sounds good to the employer.

That one diffusing answer: "I like to focus on the job, not my personal life" is perfect for those prying men in Words with Friends: "Are you married?" etc. Now I'll know to say "I prefer to focus on the game, and not my personal life." I'm so sick of men hitting on me when I just want to play a game!

Pant suit to my tesco interview. will do. haha

I'm nervous for my interview in an hour! Please lord give me luck! It's for an apprenticeship!

"...well actually the suburbs of Boston, about 20 minutes outside, but you know you tell everyone Boston." lol

I honestly wish that it could be more real and straight to the point. I am just 100% myself and confident in it. If someone doesn't like me for who I am, I don't want to work there.

Great video...I like how you show the right things to do and also the don'ts. It was very very informative and funny at the same time!!!

Going for my interview tomorrow! Wish me luck!

I'm having an interview at a place called "casting couch" don't know what to expect any advice?

This is so helpful. I have an job interview this week and it will be my first job interview ever in my life. I got pressured and totAlly nervous on what to do. Thank you so much for this!!! (y) thumbs up for you guys ^_^

Anyone forced to do this for school I’m sorry

Got an interview for my first job on Friday. Getting Nervous... I'm a Sophmore.

O MY GOD!!!!! What a video!!!!

I'm in the process of looking for a job, and any and all help like this is greatly beneficial. Thank you!

You make a good point. Before I went to law school I had an interview for a job at a factory. I wore a suit and tie to the interview and the interviewer took one look at me, asked me if I've ever worked in a factory before, and ended the interview.

Interviews are stupid.. I Had 2 successful jobs for 6 and 8 years and never had a job interview, was given a week's trial on both and impressed straight away

"I'd rather keep the interview focused on my job, not my personal life." I'm sure the creep asking personal questions is going to take that well...

That would be a nightmare if my phone rang during an interview. I always turn it off even if the volume is down due to being paranoid. xO

I was 6 when this video was uploaded, happy and carefree without worrying about my future. Now I'm 17 and I'm watching this because I have three interviews (two for college and one for a job) within the next week. WHY DOES LIFE HAVE TO BE LIKE THIS!!! 😭

lol i had this friend who went for a interview, i ask him what happened? he said, everything was fine, then they asked what would he like to ask them about their company. this moron asks "umm, what is your name" ? xD

personal details like age and marital status already come in the resume and application forms, so the interviewer doesn't need to ask them !

One of the finest videos for job seekers !

Thanks A lot. Very Nice Information. Helped me A Lot. Very nice Video, Well Presented.

Nowadays you are essentially being assessed on how well you can answer questions in an interview, rather than how well you could actually perform in the job.

Don't worry college grads. If you're educated and have the ability to learn new the things with genuine enthusiasm you'll be successful. Being nervous in an interview will disappear with experience. Go to interviews with the mindset that you have nothing to lose. Remember it's a two way street. Some jobs are fillled over and over because the job sucks or the boss is unpleasant. We spend a huge amount of our lives at work. Youll want to find a job that isn't a grind unless the rewards are clearly obvious. Think boot camp.

I've been told bright colors are a good idea! It helps you stand out!

They never have business cards.

Tell me about yourself: I got fired of everywhere, I pee a lot, I am on facebook all day, I have head lice, bad breath, I collect soda cans for living, I go to church for free meals.

I didn't actually get the job but i called back around 2 weeks after the interview and the feedback i got from the manager after my interview was that "it went well overall but that they found more suitable candidates that had more experience in Bikes." Even though i didn't get the job, it was my first ever interview but just the interview itself gave me more confidence for future ones, just practice what you will say and show you have an understanding of the company you're applying for. :)

I remember the: tell me about yourself. I said things about myself related to work. He responded: no, but what do you do on your spare time?

Well dine! without youtube videos on job interview or school teachers ,teaching us from time about interviews i would be a nervouse reck thanks to this channel i have every confidence now.

why does all this interview crap have to be difficult, if you want to work then your hired there problem solved.

I have an interview tomorrow and I'm freaking out.

It's a good thing I chanced at this video, quite interesting.

The last don't was the funniest part of the video XD

didn't get the job :-(

Update on the Handshake 101 section needed for 2020.

This video has great information. It help me get a job.

What I've noticed is most interviews aren't as scary you make it in your mind. You want the job and obviously they want to give you a job if they called you for an interview, so if you go in there with that mindset you'll breeze through the interview, and always be honest and not scripted and you'll be fine. I'll be using my own advice very soon since I'm temporarily unemployed . Oh, and turn your cell off. LOL when she answered the phone in the interview I was like she just gave that job away to the person behind her, lol.

I got a job interview for pets mart on Friday so I am watching videos on do's and don'ts

When they ask about your weaknesses, just say (with confidence): Well..., I'm sure I have weaknesses, but I can't think of any at the moment.

i had a job interview today and the interviewe gave me the sickest dead fish handshake ever. that shit scarred me for life

Amazing tips and information on how to conduct yourself in a interview. Great video clip

accidentally wore my cash money records chain to my med school interview. What are the chances that they don't give me a call back?

Wish me good luck guys!!!

Great Tips , highly recommended by get me a cool job....

Have a school interview tomorrow. If i get asked tell me about yourself, usually i shake the question away and turn the convo other way round, (my introversion as an ambivert shows) but idk what i will do at a formal interview. Give them a weird look? Aaah idk idk idk. I like to keep it personal!!!! I'm rather good at interviewing people. Not the other way round!

One good tip that really helped me land some jobs is to never EVER break eye contact, pretend you are interviewing them (size them up). Try not to blink for as long as possible, but when you do it should be used tactically to either disrupt the interviewers train of thought when they're looking skeptical, or to show surprise (When you all the sudden blink after not doing it for a long time, when it finally happens they will be drawn into that moment WEIRD but it works).

I dislike handshakes coz I have OCD, what do I do in this case?

Thanks for this! I always get stuck when people ask me to tell them about myself because its such a simple question i forget people ask it and i don't know what to say about myself.

Thankyou so much I have just been offered the job I had a interview with Monday x

i have a job interview on wednesday and i'm afraid to shake hands cause my palms get all sweaty when i'm nervious! : (

I actually wore a suit to an interview at McDonalds when I was 16. I got hired!

I have a job interview tomorrow at a movie studio. I ll be working behind the scenes making movies, meeting actors and stuff, if I get it of course. Need some luck!

Thanks for the video.. I got the internship that I was looking for... this video really helped!

Do's and Don't for making a video. Do make sure that you are loud and clear. Don't make the music so fucking loud between points.

This girl is hot!

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This video had many fantastic ideas. Thanks for sharing.

I just lost interviewing IQ points by watching this.

I'm not wearing a suit

I have my first ever job interview tomorrow!! 😩😩😩 So scared and nervous, but excited too! I don't want to keep my hopes up too high, but I hope they hire me! 😩😭

When they say "tell me about yourself" give them a quick appraisal of your professional history and what you aspire to do in the future then ask them to tell you about the company. Don't have an interview, have a conversation. You want to know about them so don't sit like a robot merely answering questions.

This is so lame

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Job interview tomorrow. I'm freakin' out, these tips were great let's see if it works! Thanks for the post.

i love it thanks that give em more pointers

Thanks for the great tips, I've had some intense interviews and the more you know the better.

I love the way they show mistakes in act

love it. my husband is having an interview tomorrow. I will show the video to him. thanks.

this helped alot. in my opinion.. would recomend this to my friedns and family anytime!!!

boomernavy, it is somewhat true that you should learn as much as you can while working in the corporate world and THEN venture out on your own and start your own business. The key to life is to follow your passion and work for YOURSELF, not a corporation. However, the corporation is a great learning place and stomping ground to get skills and procedures on how the businessworld works.....

lots of good tips delivered in a fun way to keep the audience engaged

Be genuine, show selflessness, and be comfortable. Tell very short stories instead of bullet point responses. That's what I look for in a candidate. Also, nobody is really interested in your resume... maybe some key things standout, but it's all about the person in the moment.

i might be having a job interview tomorrow and i find this video a really big help. :)

They did awesome with this video. Very helpful!

Thank you Gentleman , your nice advice .

I LIKE IT , IT IS VERY HELP FULL

One thing I would add that is key is to enthusiastically restate your interest in the position at the end of the interview.

Well I have my very 1st job interview tomorrow. This video helped me reassure myself. Thanks!

Weeww 17 yrs ago...thanks to my instructor I became aware of this video hahahaha

Very Nice Gauide sir

As a person who is a recruiter.....remember, this is an opportunity for you to find out if you're a fit for the organisation too. For example: If you're left waiting a long time after your interview was due to commence ..consider if they are showing you respect and will that apparent lack of respect translate to the work place. I recommend asking about money up front. $ paid is an indicator of the value they place on the job and the skills they require of the employee. Why shouldn't you know.