You prolly dont care but does anyone know a way to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow lost my account password. I love any help you can give me.
@Alex Dallas i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
This week I had my first job interview in eighteen years, and my performance was disastrous. Since then I've been watching these videos every day and taking notes. Great information.
My Name is Pius Kimani from Naivasha, Kenya in East Africa. I would like to thank you very much for your teaching/coaching, I landed on a very good job as a Manager as a result of following your teachings. I am really happy. There are not many opportunities in Kenya and the competition is fierce but your ideas and teaching made me the candidate of choice out of very many equally or more qualified candidates. I will keep following you on tips on how to now do a great job and get to keep the job as I was unemployed for 8 months and it wasn't nice out there. Thank you very much for all the great work you are doing.
I like your style - calm, concise, straight to the point, no fancy vocabulary, easy to follow which is hard to find nowadays. Most youtoubers providing career advice want to look over - enthusiastic, high pitch and almost pushing the words down your years. Great information, keep going, don't change!
Hi, Don, I'm here to thank you!! in January, 2022, I started watching your videos trying to land a new job in I.T. Today i'm landing my third job. Your videos made me feel confortable and prepared for interviews, before it, I had the technical skills but didn't know how to answer simple questions. Thanks a lot, best regards from Brazil!
I appreciate your perspective - articulating one's self can be very difficult! I actually define who I am in the last video on my channel - I encourage everyone to do something similar: Define WHO YOU ARE, and then stay committed to stay true to yourself.
Hey Don. I came here to say thank you for all your tips. I was trying to move to another job after 3 years working for the same company. I lost the feeling about being interviewed. After watch many videos I felt so confident and I smashed it. THe interview was only with directors and nobody from HR. They were a bit lost asking me questions. What I did? I made notes about 10 questions HR normally asks and I started introducing myself and following the list. THANK YOU.
Just turned in application 15 and got asked to interview next week. I’ve had 6 interviews that landed me no offers. I am binge watching your videos to prep for Tuesday’s interview. Hopefully this is the boost I need to land this job 😬
Your delivery and practical approach is well detailed and helpful. I'm a mechanical building services design engineer with many decades of experience. I'm only watching these just to freshen up for the appointments I have over the next few days. Preparation is vital, regardless of how experienced you are. Your videos and delivery is impressive. Thanks!
Sir, you're the true teacher for the interview essentials. I'm not native speaker of English, but your way of talking and explaining effective and essential details of interview push me to practice my language knowledge and deepness of interview.
This, plus your video about figuring out what makes you unique in the why should we hire you, helped me gain confidence and helped me nail my interview (finally!) and get the job I really wanted. I was not asked why they should hire me, but I knew why and I worked that into my answers. What separated me from my competition? what special thing could I contribute that they may not realize they needed? I made sure I included it briefly in this response! Before that video, I did not see the value in that thing. Your advice really translates well into any industry, vs a lot of other channels that really gear towards sales or tech. I think you really made this intro to me simpler and more genuine. Thank you!
Don! Thank you so so much for taking your time to provide all these wonderful hiring tips to all of us. Personally I'd like to thank you. I went through some of your videos for the tips prior to a final interview. Lemme tell you.. I had an hour and half interview with 3 amazing people in the company and today, I received the job offer! It's been a hard time for me to land for a job especially in an English-speaking country (that's not my mother tongue); and by just going through all your videos gave me a huge encouragement that I could nail it. One thing for sure, preparation is one of the key prior to the interview. You definitely don't want to just show up with all the thought of "Ok, I will say what i need to say. It's just an interview." A big NO! Thank you so much, Don! Owe you big time 😊 stay safe.
One question that really stumps me is "Who are you?" I can come up with WHAT I am: hard worker, self starter, etc. But I don't know what answer someone is looking for with this question. I saw this question on a worksheet, rather than asked in an interview. Thank goodness!
Thanks for the advice. I have a clue now on how to answer that question. I am really learning a lot from your channel and my confidence is also improving. Stay blessed.
Hi Don, just want to thank you for this and other videos, your tips have helped me get the job I really wanted! I was complimented on how I came across in the interview and you were the one that helped me with that.
This is definitely the most important question anyone should prepare for. It will 99% of the time be asked and it will setup the tone of the rest of the interview. If this answer is sloppy, the rest of the interview will be bumpy.
What i did is security at a Nursing home in Michigan and I did security and a monitor at the moment learning center which is a special-needs school for special needs kids.
What I like best about these answers, is how "success" is based upon past "success". Those of us who have failed at just about everything as a result of countless past potential employers believing we were nothing but failures, have succeeded at nothing, and now have nothing notable to talk about...except our 30-40 years of failing to get any relative experiences or "successes" we can use to impress and BS our way through a question we couldn't answer with any degree of optimism or credability if our lives (i.e. "careers") depended upon it. So I just default to "Well, I pretty much have done just what everyone has ever told me to do because nobody ever believed I could do better...so I didn't." :)
Hello sir Don. New subscriber here. Thank you sir for sharing me your 10 most interview questions today. I really need it badly for my interview tomorrow. Hope I can make it with your last minute help tips. God bless and continue helping other people. More power to you sir.
interesting. wonder what they are trying to learn from you by asking that question. many times employer ask questions and have no idea why they are asking it.
Hi Don, Thanks a lot for this video. Did my preparation based on this video and the other videos in the channel and it gave me a lots of confidence and was hired.. Thanks a lot :-)
Fabulous suggestion the story does not have to be long the employer and HR does not have all day to hear potential employees to listen to - no need to give the full story.
Thank you very much Don about the content that you upload week by week. I wanted to tell you something important, I tried to activate the bell but popped up that "it doesn't work for content created for kids". I think that you should change something about the settings to let us activate it. Kind regards
How about separating your videos to interview by fresh graduates vs middle management vs high level management vs change in industry if it makes sense 🙂
Some people feel the need to spend 12 minutes explaining why they were 2 minutes late for a meeting or for your job. I usually just say, "I was held up in traffic by a collision/train, etc., since its what actually happened, I'm usually a few minutes early. If they want more, you can fill in the gaps with monotonous detail... But since I'm a "go-getter," I prefer keep details brief and to-the-point.
What your starting point is when u haven't been working for a long time but that not to say been claiming but rather living on your savings and borrowings and support from spouse ?
I love the response for this question you shared 10 plus years ago. I find it clear & direct with a good example. The updated version hits more on the core of the question like a chronological time line. Would you say that eirther version is effective even though its both positive in a different way? Like always thanks for being the voice & saint 🤝🙏 of job seekers interview.
Hey Don, how do you answer that question if you’ve been retired 8 years from your career but want to interview for a biotech laboratory company because 40 years ago you operated an environmental laboratory. That’s my conundrum. Although my career was somewhat different, I was able to carry over skills and methodologies from the lab job that were beneficial in my career.
I was asked a question about vagueness in any job situation and how I resolved the vague issue. I think I stumbled on that one. Can you provide a good answer?
Hi so I will be switching careers in the very near future from IT to process technician. Both require troubleshooting, beyond that the two are different. How can I effectively transition?
Hey again, love your videos. I got an interview monday. First job in my machinist career after studying it in school. Pays 17-21 in the company I am going to interview for and they plan on training me and teaching me a lot. Should I even attempt to negotiate if they offer 17, its a 35min ride and I keep telling myself the training is a value in itself but I know if i got the job and really liked it there then i would be stuck at 17 an hour with a difficult time to increase my salary. I know I can sell myself well and I pick up on things so quick , just dont see my worth to the company being at 17. I want a reason to ground myself in the company for the long haul and not plan on leaving for a higher paying job.
It can be tricky to answer this question - Like yourself, I discuss how to answer this question in the last video on my channel. Though w/ a humorous twist. Hope we encourage people to let their authenticity shine through!
I recently had a 2nd interview for a position within the company I already work for and they opened the interview with “we are just going to be hanging out” I thought they already know who they are hiring. Through the grape vine I knew who the other candidate was. I felt confident with my experience in getting the offer. Well found out shortly after being ghosted the guy went to school with them and is good friends with one.
TIME TO LEAVE THOSE ASSHOLES and work for decent honest people I QUIT one contract job one afternoon telling them I just got hired as an airplane mechanic and had to leave town the next day. BOOM GOODBYE
I prepared my last interview with your videos and was hired!
Congratulations. you are amazing
You prolly dont care but does anyone know a way to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow lost my account password. I love any help you can give me.
@Jake Zander instablaster ;)
@Alex Dallas i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Alex Dallas It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out :D
This week I had my first job interview in eighteen years, and my performance was disastrous. Since then I've been watching these videos every day and taking notes. Great information.
My Name is Pius Kimani from Naivasha, Kenya in East Africa. I would like to thank you very much for your teaching/coaching, I landed on a very good job as a Manager as a result of following your teachings. I am really happy. There are not many opportunities in Kenya and the competition is fierce but your ideas and teaching made me the candidate of choice out of very many equally or more qualified candidates.
I will keep following you on tips on how to now do a great job and get to keep the job as I was unemployed for 8 months and it wasn't nice out there.
Thank you very much for all the great work you are doing.
congrats and best of luck to you.
I like your style - calm, concise, straight to the point, no fancy vocabulary, easy to follow which is hard to find nowadays. Most youtoubers providing career advice want to look over - enthusiastic, high pitch and almost pushing the words down your years. Great information, keep going, don't change!
I usually respond with " Im a scorpio, and I enjoy long walks on the beach". Works everytime.
i'm a scorpion and I'll sting ya if you dont gimme the fukin job, -works for me
Kids binge watch Netflix, Legends binge watch Don Georgevich! You are too good boss !
I like how you emphasise to answer questions based on ourselves, instead of following template. It sure is more natural.
Hi, Don, I'm here to thank you!! in January, 2022, I started watching your videos trying to land a new job in I.T. Today i'm landing my third job. Your videos made me feel confortable and prepared for interviews, before it, I had the technical skills but didn't know how to answer simple questions. Thanks a lot, best regards from Brazil!
I watched your videos, and I’ve applied your techniques! Your videos helped me get hired for my dream job! Thank you, Don. 🙏🏻
That is awesome!
Congrats! What job was it?
Thank you so much!! I was hired after listening to your videos in the best health care centre in gulf area in ksa ! I sm so happy
I appreciate your perspective - articulating one's self can be very difficult! I actually define who I am in the last video on my channel - I encourage everyone to do something similar: Define WHO YOU ARE, and then stay committed to stay true to yourself.
Exactly
Hey Don. I came here to say thank you for all your tips. I was trying to move to another job after 3 years working for the same company. I lost the feeling about being interviewed. After watch many videos I felt so confident and I smashed it. THe interview was only with directors and nobody from HR. They were a bit lost asking me questions. What I did? I made notes about 10 questions HR normally asks and I started introducing myself and following the list. THANK YOU.
Just turned in application 15 and got asked to interview next week. I’ve had 6 interviews that landed me no offers. I am binge watching your videos to prep for Tuesday’s interview. Hopefully this is the boost I need to land this job 😬
Did you get the job?
?
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I got this guys… 🗣 “BITCH…??!”
Your delivery and practical approach is well detailed and helpful. I'm a mechanical building services design engineer with many decades of experience. I'm only watching these just to freshen up for the appointments I have over the next few days. Preparation is vital, regardless of how experienced you are. Your videos and delivery is impressive. Thanks!
Thanks for writing in and best of luck to you
Simply and clear words and punctually tips for a job interview. Thank you for this video Don!
Many thanks and best of luck to you
I have an interview tomorrow and I am trying not to throw up. Your videos are helping me greatly!! Thank you. ❤️
Sir, you're the true teacher for the interview essentials. I'm not native speaker of English, but your way of talking and explaining effective and essential details of interview push me to practice my language knowledge and deepness of interview.
Wow, thank you
Me too, I'm not native speaker also, I'm Chinese.
This, plus your video about figuring out what makes you unique in the why should we hire you, helped me gain confidence and helped me nail my interview (finally!) and get the job I really wanted. I was not asked why they should hire me, but I knew why and I worked that into my answers. What separated me from my competition? what special thing could I contribute that they may not realize they needed? I made sure I included it briefly in this response! Before that video, I did not see the value in that thing. Your advice really translates well into any industry, vs a lot of other channels that really gear towards sales or tech. I think you really made this intro to me simpler and more genuine. Thank you!
Admirable!
Don! Thank you so so much for taking your time to provide all these wonderful hiring tips to all of us.
Personally I'd like to thank you. I went through some of your videos for the tips prior to a final interview. Lemme tell you.. I had an hour and half interview with 3 amazing people in the company and today, I received the job offer!
It's been a hard time for me to land for a job especially in an English-speaking country (that's not my mother tongue); and by just going through all your videos gave me a huge encouragement that I could nail it. One thing for sure, preparation is one of the key prior to the interview. You definitely don't want to just show up with all the thought of "Ok, I will say what i need to say. It's just an interview." A big NO!
Thank you so much, Don! Owe you big time 😊 stay safe.
Congratulations and best of luck to you
I was hired immediately I followed his advice
congrats!
Tomorrow my interview and I'm stressed. Coming here to Don to get some confidence.
you got it my friend
One question that really stumps me is "Who are you?"
I can come up with WHAT I am: hard worker, self starter, etc. But I don't know what answer someone is looking for with this question.
I saw this question on a worksheet, rather than asked in an interview. Thank goodness!
Frankly speaking, your advices gave me a great opportunity to succeed my job interview.
I was so happy I watched this video! I used this combined with other videos of yours and was hired!!! Thank You!!!!
I duno I will get the job or not, but I love this guy
Don! This was the one question that I needed help with to improve my interview confidence! Your advice helped me get the job!!!
congrats
Thanks for the advice. I have a clue now on how to answer that question. I am really learning a lot from your channel and my confidence is also improving. Stay blessed.
Watching from Philippines. Preparing to move another company for a new Job. . Impressive teaching.
Hi Don, just want to thank you for this and other videos, your tips have helped me get the job I really wanted! I was complimented on how I came across in the interview and you were the one that helped me with that.
Good down to earth teacher. I got a few days for a panel interview. Glad to have videos like this!
This is definitely the most important question anyone should prepare for. It will 99% of the time be asked and it will setup the tone of the rest of the interview. If this answer is sloppy, the rest of the interview will be bumpy.
Don. You're the most respected!🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
you're the best...
One of my worst questions. Glad I stumbled on this video
thank you so much, this was the one question i was scared of
glad to help
Don, many thanks for your videos. Your channel is the number one source I use to prepare for interviews
Wow, thanks
What i did is security at a Nursing home in Michigan and I did security and a monitor at the moment learning center which is a special-needs school for special needs kids.
Don Thank you so much for your advice, the information you provide is sooo valuable and useful!!! I really appreciate your loving guidance!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Great Advice.
many thanks
Thank you Don!
I understood a lot of things thanks to your videos and got hired, cheers mate!
Glad to help
Thanks to this video I was able to nail my interview 🙌 Thank you!!!
Great job!
YOU ARE THE BEST🥰🥰Have an interview coming up and am watching your videos and hoping to get hired🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the great advice!
Even though I’ve had my interview I’m still watching!
Thank you so much for creating videos for
fresh college grads!
Glad you like them!
Thank you Don. You are the best.
This is an amazing video !!! it is definitely what i want ! thank you !!
Woow! Don. I have really learnt alot.
Glad to help
Hey Don! Thanks so much for your content! I just got a job that I'd never thought I could get using your videos.. You are a sage.
Great...
I love your channel! great content! Thanks for all the tips
You are so welcome!
What I like best about these answers, is how "success" is based upon past "success". Those of us who have failed at just about everything as a result of countless past potential employers believing we were nothing but failures, have succeeded at nothing, and now have nothing notable to talk about...except our 30-40 years of failing to get any relative experiences or "successes" we can use to impress and BS our way through a question we couldn't answer with any degree of optimism or credability if our lives (i.e. "careers") depended upon it. So I just default to "Well, I pretty much have done just what everyone has ever told me to do because nobody ever believed I could do better...so I didn't." :)
I think you used to bowl in Cleveland somewhere back in the old days early 90s either brookgate west 130th or Brookgate. Or Fairview Park
Hello sir Don. New subscriber here. Thank you sir for sharing me your 10 most interview questions today. I really need it badly for my interview tomorrow. Hope I can make it with your last minute help tips. God bless and continue helping other people. More power to you sir.
Don is the Man!! Love this channel. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
many thanks
Thank you 1000 times !
Glad to help in my friend
Wow...love this video, I'm going to need to make notes to prep for my second interview this week. :)
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you, you make this so simple!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome Video… One time I got asked What state would you eliminate and why? Another question was Who do admire the most and why?
interesting. wonder what they are trying to learn from you by asking that question. many times employer ask questions and have no idea why they are asking it.
Prepping two versions is perfect. You really need an elevator version and a lobby version of your career story.
Right on
Such a wonderful answer 😊
Very good
Amazing video as always, Thanks Don!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Don, Thanks a lot for this video.
Did my preparation based on this video and the other videos in the channel and it gave me a lots of confidence and was hired..
Thanks a lot :-)
Fabulous suggestion the story does not have to be long the employer and HR does not have all day to hear potential employees to listen to - no need to give the full story.
Good suggestions! Thanks :)
I wish you would edit this for someone that is getting back into the workforce. After being a military wife and stay at home mother.
Tremendous and thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DonGeorgevich and took advantage of the free download, thank you
Excellent tips!!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome sir I got a lot of important things your channel keep up and releases a lot of videos like this.............. wishing you all the best Sir💯💯🤚
Same to you
Thanks for all you do
You are so welcome
Phenomenal resume. I love your long version. Super impressive work resume.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Ty i love your videos this question is so boring.
Thank you very much Don about the content that you upload week by week.
I wanted to tell you something important, I tried to activate the bell but popped up that "it doesn't work for content created for kids". I think that you should change something about the settings to let us activate it.
Kind regards
My videos are not made for kids and I have to specify that in the RUclips settings when I upload those videos. Those are RUclips policies
starts 1:06
I wonder if they ask the same questions for independent contractors, (Real Estate Agent) They probably do.
This was very helpful. Interesting to know you reside or had reside in Cleveland Ohio. My hometown
Thank you for the information. I've only had one job and never went to college..........
Thank you. This was very helpful 👌🏽
So glad to help you
Hi Don pls if you could make a video for newly grad and a new nurse. Thank you
Am having an interview nxt week
thanks your vids
Thanks for watching!
How about separating your videos to interview by fresh graduates vs middle management vs high level management vs change in industry if it makes sense 🙂
Great lesson for all job seekers!
Thank you for revealing such valuable interview secrets.
Some people feel the need to spend 12 minutes explaining why they were 2 minutes late for a meeting or for your job. I usually just say, "I was held up in traffic by a collision/train, etc., since its what actually happened, I'm usually a few minutes early. If they want more, you can fill in the gaps with monotonous detail... But since I'm a "go-getter," I prefer keep details brief and to-the-point.
What your starting point is when u haven't been working for a long time but that not to say been claiming but rather living on your savings and borrowings and support from spouse ?
I'm watching this to prepare for a first date.
I love the response for this question you shared 10 plus years ago. I find it clear & direct with a good example. The updated version hits more on the core of the question like a chronological time line. Would you say that eirther version is effective even though its both positive in a different way? Like always thanks for being the voice & saint 🤝🙏 of job seekers interview.
I hear fast and easy but that time stamp of 14:15 has me like 🤔
What about if the interview is an hour with a panel? In addition, if your journey was more diverse.
Don I really like your experience here, do you have anything on a pilot interview techniques please???
not yet
Hey Don, how do you answer that question if you’ve been retired 8 years from your career but want to interview for a biotech laboratory company because 40 years ago you operated an environmental laboratory. That’s my conundrum. Although my career was somewhat different, I was able to carry over skills and methodologies from the lab job that were beneficial in my career.
I was asked a question about vagueness in any job situation and how I resolved the vague issue. I think I stumbled on that one. Can you provide a good answer?
This tips might be applicable in USA and Europe
Ok, because you used it in your speech, please explain what means "digital".
You can Google the definition of digital
@@DonGeorgevich No, I mean please YOU explain it because you let the strong impression you have no idea.
Hi so I will be switching careers in the very near future from IT to process technician. Both require troubleshooting, beyond that the two are different. How can I effectively transition?
Show transferable skills
Hey again, love your videos. I got an interview monday. First job in my machinist career after studying it in school. Pays 17-21 in the company I am going to interview for and they plan on training me and teaching me a lot. Should I even attempt to negotiate if they offer 17, its a 35min ride and I keep telling myself the training is a value in itself but I know if i got the job and really liked it there then i would be stuck at 17 an hour with a difficult time to increase my salary. I know I can sell myself well and I pick up on things so quick , just dont see my worth to the company being at 17. I want a reason to ground myself in the company for the long haul and not plan on leaving for a higher paying job.
It can be tricky to answer this question - Like yourself, I discuss how to answer this question in the last video on my channel. Though w/ a humorous twist. Hope we encourage people to let their authenticity shine through!
Hi Don! I love your video. Been watching it. I got a question. What about you just got terminated from a job?
I recently had a 2nd interview for a position within the company I already work for and they opened the interview with “we are just going to be hanging out” I thought they already know who they are hiring. Through the grape vine I knew who the other candidate was. I felt confident with my experience in getting the offer. Well found out shortly after being ghosted the guy went to school with them and is good friends with one.
They ghosted u..
TIME TO LEAVE THOSE ASSHOLES and work for decent honest people
I QUIT one contract job one afternoon telling them I just got hired as an airplane mechanic and had to leave town the next day. BOOM GOODBYE