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1. Dress up: for the job you want 2.Grooming 3. Arrive on time 4. Leave your heavy belongings outside 5. Walk in confidentiality 6. Sit when asked to 7. Mantain eye contact 8. Address interviewer correctly 9. Be prepared for the small talk 10 know your cv by heart 11. Research FAQs for interview 12.Research the company 13.Ask questions 14.Thank the interviewer twice 15. Rehearse, Rehearse, Rehearse
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Unfortunately, it came to my attention that many companies have been taking discriminatory actions against people who suffer from anxiety and depression - some companies are strictly avoiding hiring people who might display these conditions because they don’t want the office to become a “therapy place”, not to mention several misconceptions about inclusion, socialization and the performance of such employees. I myself was let go from a job, after showing signs of depression. Truth is, our mental state is none of their business and we should be very aware of that not to let them get any clues or this could backfire. I’m sorry to hear about your struggles, I hope it’s nothing too serious. Get well!
Hi, Jamila. Could you please make a video about how to deal with nasty people you are forced to interact with? I would really appreciate it. Thank you for your help. 🖤
As always, all of those tips are very helpful! One tip that I always found useful was the STAR method when asked a behavioural question(s), such as: "Tell us a time you faced a challenge/adapted to change" I always use the STAR method to make an organized answer. STAR stands for: situation, task, action, and result. Through this you can give the interviewer a clearer picture of what you did to handle the problems. Also, one video that I'd love to see is a networking etiquette video. Often, I found myself hesitating when joining a networking event, since I'm too "careful" of my behaviour and then I miss the opportunity to join in the conversation. Lots of love from Canada!
When asking about your limitation/weakness say something not related to the role. For example if the you are in an interview for an accounting role say that your weakness is in presentation skills. Avoid saying that your imitation its perfectionism.
I have done 2 internships in HR and I agree 💯 with each and every point in this video, HR's actually do check these points -Eye contact, hand movements and gestures while talking, dress code, carrying extra CV copies, overall hygiene, how confident you are while talking about what work you have done in your previous companies, how much understanding you have about the business the company is into for which you are being interviewed. I have seen people being outright rejected by my seniors just because they didn't carry a extra CV or were not dressed right or were good on paper but couldn't convey that during the interview. Another really helpful video for people who are looking out for jobs.👍🏻
And i have seen tons of below average ppl getting hired desipite not dressing up well, not competent, rude etc etc. It is abt luck and taste of ppl. Nobody cares abt u if they dont like u
I am graduating college next week and am applying for my first "career" job soon. Im terrified but videos like this are comforting. I want to be a college professor someday so im applying for my first teaching assistant job, I really, really hope I get it. I'll be sure to dress "up" for the interview Update if anyone is curious, I got the job!
Found your channel yesterday and ended up binge-watching all of the videos! Keeping bringing these amazing informative videos. You go girl🔥 Much love ❤❤
I don't have a job interview, but I do have my first medical school interview in a few days and this video has really helped and made me feel more confident so thank you, I've taken many notes. The first tip reminds me of the idea "image -> confidence -> success", I don't think anyone should dismiss the impact that dressing well and looking presentable can have on your morale and composure in an interview.
When it comes to confidence, I say just fake it till you make it. If you look confident (even if you don't), you'll end up feeling confident eventually. Good luck on your medical school interview. You got this!
@@JamilaMusayeva Hlo ma'am because of my communication skills I am not getting through any interview. I became very nervous while speaking. How can I get rid of that? Please do reply me ma'am. Thank you
I love to spend time in watching your videos Miss Jamila because I feel that I am learning some constructive,productive and helpful content. And you are so beautiful.
This is really good advice. But it depends on the culture in every country. For example, where I live, there is a culture of corruption and ''who you know'/who you are related to' in order to get the job. I personally have 3 college degrees and speak 3 languages but I was never able to get a job (and I'm 36), because even in the private sector the rules mentioned above apply (private companies have a ''recommendations'' policy, meaning that if an employee refers a friend who is less qualified, that friend has a higher change of being employed that someone who is perfectly qualified but no one from the inside recommends them). However, I managed to create my own small business (I was forced, in order to survive) and I managed to live decently but I can't afford to buy a home, for instance (then again, not many people do). I like what I do, it's an intellectual job, and I won all my clients (companies) because I'm competent (I've never even met the people, we only talk by phone/email or PM software). No company would survive if it hired only incompetent people, someone has to actually work.
Great content as always, thank you, Jamila! 🙏 One thing I would definitely add: the most important thing at a job interview is to stay true to yourself. By all means, present the best version of yourself, but make sure what you present is still 100% you. If you pretend to be something you aren’t, sooner or later it will show, which only gives the impression of manipulation and dishonesty. The more you try to be something you aren’t, the more nervous you are going to feel and the less credible you are going to appear. And most importantly, it is everybody’s shared interest at the interview to find out if you and the role you’re applying for are a good match for each other. The company doesn’t want to hire someone based on a dishonest interview only for them to turn out to be unsuited for the job. And you don’t want be hired for a position based on a false persona you present only to find out it’s not suited for you and go to work feeling miserable every day. Also, to avoid conundrums, don’t be afraid to send a polite email enquiring about dress code, and at the end of the interview feel free to ask about the team you are expecting to join, the everyday life and the culture of the company - these will be the factors impacting you personally and a job interview these days is as much about your finding out about your prospective employer as it is about their getting to know you.
So true good manners works wonders the interview for my current job went horrible but when the interview was about to end I said have a great day sir. And that saved me I guess.
Oh My! I wish I had seen this back when I really needed it, but I still can make it, there are some other jobs I can apply to and I will make sure to watch this as many times as I need, to get the job I want. Thank you for this video. I will rehearse, rehearse, rehearse.
Can you make a video about being elegant during the pregnancy. Like how to sit properly or tips for a good posture. By the way thank you so much for the video. You're perfectly splendid
This was really helpful cause soon I'm going to interview for an article and I have been searching for months the best way to represent me in an interview. I'm really thankful for this. Thank you ☺
I can't be more thankful for this video. Thank you so much . I am persuing my masters now and I really needed help in this . So thank you so so much. You are seriously amazing and breathtaking. 💜
I increased the playback speed of this video and when I returned it back to normal felt like speed was 0.5 or etc :D Anyway, good luck to this beautiful and sympathetic woman ever! 💘
I’m so happy RUclips suggested this video to me. I have never been to a job interview before and have been unemployed due to covid and personal problems for a year now. I have applied to jobs and there are interviews coming up and this video will definitely help me immensely. Bless you 🤍
This is a very helpful, meaningful and relevant video. Thank you so much, Jamila. Your voice is so soothing that it just takes away the anxiety. I feel half-prepared already! :D
Hi Jamila, I have a university assessment on Monday, part of which requires me to attend an interview, so this upload was in perfect timing for me! Thank you. :) If I could give a recommendation for a future video topic, I would be suggest a video relating to public speaking/ formal presentations etiquette.
You are a treasure! Seriously jamila , a treasure! I have never seen etiquette videos that are loaded with informations like yours ! You cover every aspect of the subject and i like that so much ! May allah preserve you for us ❤
Just like with dates, there is only one way you get good at the interviews - by having a lot of interviews. Good advice I heard before from many people is that before applying for a job you actually want, apply for some random jobs that you might end up taking, but you are not that interested in them. Rejection brings growth. The other important thing is that you actually interview the interviewer, in a sense that you don't accept the job if an interviewer is rude, condescending, with an attitude or something, because that is fairly good predictor of a bad work environment generally.
Hi jamila I have been following you in your journey of RUclips since the start and I cannot deny that you have been such a blessing to me ! Your work and content is so pure just like you are which makes me love you more ! You’re such a humble and caring person! I have grown and developed so much as a person due to your videos I have seen the proper change in me and I love you for that ! Wish we can meet someday 💖 more power to you ✨ And also by being a finishing school student I have grown so much more and can relate to your content so much
Thank yo for this video, it's useful and atemporal. There's always need to refresh this knowledge. I knew that someone was asked for three contact numbers, either from colleagues or previous employers, so the company could know more about the applicant's profile and way of work. This person said: "Yes, I will happily send them over. Please, send in return three contact numbers from previous employees or people who were in the position I'm applying to, so I can know more about the company's internal dynamics". I believe it was a great idea, however I'm not quite sure about the most elegant way of asking for this information, or if it's polite at all to do this. Thank you again for sharing this video. Have a nice day!
His reply was quite creative and witty (perhaps) but I am not sure it is a great starting pointing for that person's relationship with his prospective employers. I would be rather careful with the humour and sarcasm when it comes to talking to your potential future colleagues. It is, however, a standard practice of asking the contact information of former employers to learn about the applicant.
Thank you I really hate the rehearse part. I will have to do it more. Really thank you. It is stressful, I have to learn to like the searching job part.
@@hananalharbi4533 It went fine. I was kinda nervous as it was done online. Still waiting for the next round and hoping to do better. Thanks for asking!
I really like all of your videos. Today was very important video. I have shared this videos to my students as they are going to apply for internships and jobs.
I've noticed that if a woman is beautiful (even without makeup) and the interviewer is also a woman , this causes jealousy and she might not get the job even if she is perfectly qualified. I've even had friends who lost their jobs due to the jealousy of an insecure coworker. I myself have lost a collaboraion - I'm a freelancer and I work with companies and when I went to hand in the invoice to one of my clients I was met by a woman project manager I had never met before, and she kept complimenting me on how thin I was and how nice my dress was but after that I never received work from them again, even though we had worked together for 4 years and we had a great collaboration. Also, if you are too well prepared you might outshine the interviewers themselves and they won't like that if they're incompetent.
I understand what you mean. People are different but it always best to be over-prepared than underprepared. At the end of the day, your knowledge and good manners and soft skills will help you win over.
A real helpful video for introverts like me ! Thank you Jamila. I'm thankful that i came across your RUclips channel accidentally. One of the great accident lol! Thank you and I would like you to make videos on outfit and hair Ettiquette.🌹
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1. Dress up: for the job you want
2.Grooming
3. Arrive on time
4. Leave your heavy belongings outside
5. Walk in confidentiality
6. Sit when asked to
7. Mantain eye contact
8. Address interviewer correctly
9. Be prepared for the small talk
10 know your cv by heart
11. Research FAQs for interview
12.Research the company
13.Ask questions
14.Thank the interviewer twice
15. Rehearse, Rehearse, Rehearse
i guess Im randomly asking but does anybody know of a tool to get back into an instagram account??
I stupidly forgot my account password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me
Thanks so much kind stranger!
Do we shake their hands ?
I have the worst interview anxiety. I get so terrified that it affects how I perform. I will definitely apply these into my interview practices!!
Same, no matter how much potential i have, my introvert tendencies manage to overshadow it
The more you practice, the better off you are going to be!
Unfortunately, it came to my attention that many companies have been taking discriminatory actions against people who suffer from anxiety and depression - some companies are strictly avoiding hiring people who might display these conditions because they don’t want the office to become a “therapy place”, not to mention several misconceptions about inclusion, socialization and the performance of such employees. I myself was let go from a job, after showing signs of depression. Truth is, our mental state is none of their business and we should be very aware of that not to let them get any clues or this could backfire. I’m sorry to hear about your struggles, I hope it’s nothing too serious. Get well!
I am in the middle of searching for an internship and this video couldn't have come at a better time😊
Same here!
same! :)
Good luck 🍀
😏 I can feel an interview coming already
Good luck to you!
Hi, Jamila. Could you please make a video about how to deal with nasty people you are forced to interact with? I would really appreciate it. Thank you for your help. 🖤
I will note it down☺️
omg that would be sooo handy
Much needed
Oh. I um, yeah that's a tough one!
Omg yes
For those who don't know, "Jamila" in arabic means "Beautiful", keep up the good work bella ❤
I know my sister's name is Jamila
@@MsAreejali it's my mother's name too ❤
Thank you, habibti ☺️
@@MsAreejali deese
Seed
As always, all of those tips are very helpful! One tip that I always found useful was the STAR method when asked a behavioural question(s), such as: "Tell us a time you faced a challenge/adapted to change"
I always use the STAR method to make an organized answer. STAR stands for: situation, task, action, and result. Through this you can give the interviewer a clearer picture of what you did to handle the problems.
Also, one video that I'd love to see is a networking etiquette video. Often, I found myself hesitating when joining a networking event, since I'm too "careful" of my behaviour and then I miss the opportunity to join in the conversation.
Lots of love from Canada!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I will look into that ☺️
When asking about your limitation/weakness say something not related to the role. For example if the you are in an interview for an accounting role say that your weakness is in presentation skills. Avoid saying that your imitation its perfectionism.
Thanks for sharing your insight
I have done 2 internships in HR and I agree 💯 with each and every point in this video, HR's actually do check these points -Eye contact, hand movements and gestures while talking, dress code, carrying extra CV copies, overall hygiene, how confident you are while talking about what work you have done in your previous companies, how much understanding you have about the business the company is into for which you are being interviewed. I have seen people being outright rejected by my seniors just because they didn't carry a extra CV or were not dressed right or were good on paper but couldn't convey that during the interview.
Another really helpful video for people who are looking out for jobs.👍🏻
Also I forgot adding one more point, the length of your CV shouldn't be more than 2 pages because lenghty CV's are a huge turn off to be honest.
Thank you for sharing these points. Regarding the length of the CV- absolutely true- no more than 2 pages.
And i have seen tons of below average ppl getting hired desipite not dressing up well, not competent, rude etc etc. It is abt luck and taste of ppl. Nobody cares abt u if they dont like u
Being an HR Senior professional I find this as the most relevant video for all candidates. Brilliant madam, god bless
Thank you very much!
As an introvert this video is what I needed
I am graduating college next week and am applying for my first "career" job soon. Im terrified but videos like this are comforting. I want to be a college professor someday so im applying for my first teaching assistant job, I really, really hope I get it. I'll be sure to dress "up" for the interview
Update if anyone is curious, I got the job!
Good luck!
All the best😊
Congratulations 🎊, welcome to our world. You will definitely excel.
Good luck to you! Keep your head and spirits up! 🤞
I was just despairing over how unprepared I feel entering the work force again and this helped me feel better prepared ❣️
All the best of luck to you! 🙏🏻
It would be helpful if you could make a video on how to make an outstanding CV.
Thank you.
Noted ☺️
Nice job, Jamila. As an azerbaijani, I'm proud of you.
Thank you!
Your voice is like melting sugar. I can listen to it for hours ❤️🌸
Thank you!
Truee that!
You are so inspiring big respect ✊🏻
Thank you! 🙏🏻
@@JamilaMusayeva are you from Azerbaijan?
Found your channel yesterday and ended up binge-watching all of the videos! Keeping bringing these amazing informative videos. You go girl🔥 Much love ❤❤
Myself, recently found it out.. Watched and enjoyed almost all the videos
Thank you 🙏🏻
I don't have a job interview, but I do have my first medical school interview in a few days and this video has really helped and made me feel more confident so thank you, I've taken many notes. The first tip reminds me of the idea "image -> confidence -> success", I don't think anyone should dismiss the impact that dressing well and looking presentable can have on your morale and composure in an interview.
When it comes to confidence, I say just fake it till you make it. If you look confident (even if you don't), you'll end up feeling confident eventually. Good luck on your medical school interview. You got this!
Absolutely agree with you! Good luck with your interview 🤞
@@JamilaMusayeva Hlo ma'am because of my communication skills I am not getting through any interview. I became very nervous while speaking. How can I get rid of that? Please do reply me ma'am. Thank you
she's effortlessly classy, i love it! you can't buy class.
Thank you 😊 🙏🏻
I'm so happy when you upload :) just by watching you we can learn and model your behaviour and be more elegant and classy
Thank you!
I love to spend time in watching your videos Miss Jamila because I feel that I am learning some constructive,productive and helpful content. And you are so beautiful.
Thank you!
This is really good advice. But it depends on the culture in every country. For example, where I live, there is a culture of corruption and ''who you know'/who you are related to' in order to get the job. I personally have 3 college degrees and speak 3 languages but I was never able to get a job (and I'm 36), because even in the private sector the rules mentioned above apply (private companies have a ''recommendations'' policy, meaning that if an employee refers a friend who is less qualified, that friend has a higher change of being employed that someone who is perfectly qualified but no one from the inside recommends them). However, I managed to create my own small business (I was forced, in order to survive) and I managed to live decently but I can't afford to buy a home, for instance (then again, not many people do). I like what I do, it's an intellectual job, and I won all my clients (companies) because I'm competent (I've never even met the people, we only talk by phone/email or PM software). No company would survive if it hired only incompetent people, someone has to actually work.
Great content as always, thank you, Jamila! 🙏
One thing I would definitely add: the most important thing at a job interview is to stay true to yourself. By all means, present the best version of yourself, but make sure what you present is still 100% you. If you pretend to be something you aren’t, sooner or later it will show, which only gives the impression of manipulation and dishonesty. The more you try to be something you aren’t, the more nervous you are going to feel and the less credible you are going to appear. And most importantly, it is everybody’s shared interest at the interview to find out if you and the role you’re applying for are a good match for each other. The company doesn’t want to hire someone based on a dishonest interview only for them to turn out to be unsuited for the job. And you don’t want be hired for a position based on a false persona you present only to find out it’s not suited for you and go to work feeling miserable every day.
Also, to avoid conundrums, don’t be afraid to send a polite email enquiring about dress code, and at the end of the interview feel free to ask about the team you are expecting to join, the everyday life and the culture of the company - these will be the factors impacting you personally and a job interview these days is as much about your finding out about your prospective employer as it is about their getting to know you.
Thank you!
So true good manners works wonders the interview for my current job went horrible but when the interview was about to end I said have a great day sir. And that saved me I guess.
Glad to hear that ☺️
Wow this was amazing. Can't wait to use this advice in my Macdonald's interview.
I am already in a job, but will keep definitely these points whenever next I go back to work.
Thank you Jamila, these are very usefull tips.
You are welcome
Oh My! I wish I had seen this back when I really needed it, but I still can make it, there are some other jobs I can apply to and I will make sure to watch this as many times as I need, to get the job I want. Thank you for this video. I will rehearse, rehearse, rehearse.
Welcome ☺️
For Latin America specially in Mexico the proper way is have the heands visible.
The most peaceful and relaxing videos are Jamila’s videos ❤️
Thank you!
Can you make a video about being elegant during the pregnancy. Like how to sit properly or tips for a good posture. By the way thank you so much for the video. You're perfectly splendid
Thank you!
The most thing i do like about you that the way you talk... The toune of your voice make me feel relax & Focus at the same time ❤️❤️
Thank you! 🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing these interview tips. Your vote of confidence means everything! 🙏
So glad!
Omg Jamila you are making videos so fast lately!! Goals! ^_^
This was really helpful cause soon I'm going to interview for an article and I have been searching for months the best way to represent me in an interview. I'm really thankful for this. Thank you ☺
This lady covered my all problems!! THANK YOU!!
You are welcome
finally found a video that actually provides tips without making me anxious. this is a great channel!
I’m so proud of you dear queen 👸 you are so educated and so kind 💕
Your videos are relaxing and soothing 🧚🏼
Love you love you love you! Thank you for sharing your wisdom with us!
Just l♡vely! ❤ A perfect World how you see it and described it here. I wish I could have an Interview like this. ♡♡♡♡💛
🙏🏻🙏🏻
I can't be more thankful for this video. Thank you so much . I am persuing my masters now and I really needed help in this . So thank you so so much. You are seriously amazing and breathtaking. 💜
You are very welcome ☺️
I increased the playback speed of this video and when I returned it back to normal felt like speed was 0.5 or etc :D
Anyway, good luck to this beautiful and sympathetic woman ever! 💘
Thank you!
I’m so happy RUclips suggested this video to me. I have never been to a job interview before and have been unemployed due to covid and personal problems for a year now. I have applied to jobs and there are interviews coming up and this video will definitely help me immensely. Bless you 🤍
Good luck to you!
I just found your channel now. I'm going to an interview in 2 days. This is a gem! Thank you. 😊
This is a very helpful, meaningful and relevant video. Thank you so much, Jamila. Your voice is so soothing that it just takes away the anxiety. I feel half-prepared already! :D
I am glad to hear that Rimzim ☺️
And it's about the people you're around that shape the person you are
Hi Jamila!!! Wow dear you know so many things.. thanks for
this kind of video's ☺️❤️ from Bangladesh🇧🇩
You are welcome ☺️
@@JamilaMusayeva 😍☺️❤️
Once more, a very remarkable, clear and useful video. Thank you so much. Best wishes from France.
Thank you! 🙏🏻
What should you say when they ask, "tell me about yourself?" I never know if this should be personal or professional or both.
It means your educational background, accomplishments, work experience, skills perhaps hobbies.
@@JamilaMusayeva thank you!
@@Samantha-sx3zp check out the companies expert on you tube, very good videos on answering questions
Thank you very much. This is the best video on this subject I've ever seen. 🎓
Thank you! ☺️
Love you from Philippines❤️ Thank you for inspiring women!!❤️✨
Thank you!
Hi Jamila, I have a university assessment on Monday, part of which requires me to attend an interview, so this upload was in perfect timing for me! Thank you. :)
If I could give a recommendation for a future video topic, I would be suggest a video relating to public speaking/ formal presentations etiquette.
You are very welcome ☺️
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! 😭💕
You are welcome!
Oh I have a job interview Monday morning! This helps!
Good luck!
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I have noted this tips . Thank you.
Please make a video on tips for a first date!!
You are a treasure! Seriously jamila , a treasure!
I have never seen etiquette videos that are loaded with informations like yours ! You cover every aspect of the subject and i like that so much ! May allah preserve you for us ❤
Thank you very much for your kind words ☺️
I was waiting for it...Thnku soo much...much needed...May Allah bless you Ameen...❤❤❤
Thank you!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ you make all the videos that I need in my life! Such a role model you are ☺️
I have an interview tomorrow so this video really helps!
Good luck!
Just like with dates, there is only one way you get good at the interviews - by having a lot of interviews. Good advice I heard before from many people is that before applying for a job you actually want, apply for some random jobs that you might end up taking, but you are not that interested in them. Rejection brings growth. The other important thing is that you actually interview the interviewer, in a sense that you don't accept the job if an interviewer is rude, condescending, with an attitude or something, because that is fairly good predictor of a bad work environment generally.
Thank you, excellent theme and approach, very informative.
Thanks
Thank you for these helpful videos
🙏🏻welcome!
I'm a man and I learned a lot from you Thank you 🤗😊
Happy to hear that ☺️
Hi jamila I have been following you in your journey of RUclips since the start and I cannot deny that you have been such a blessing to me ! Your work and content is so pure just like you are which makes me love you more ! You’re such a humble and caring person! I have grown and developed so much as a person due to your videos I have seen the proper change in me and I love you for that ! Wish we can meet someday 💖 more power to you ✨
And also by being a finishing school student I have grown so much more and can relate to your content so much
I am so glad to hear that, Divanshi ☺️ I appreciate your kind words 🙏🏻
Your voice is so peaceful and soothing . Love to hear ❤️
Thank you!
You always give some more information than the general videos with tips, thank you for sharing you acknowlegment
You are welcome ☺️
Jamila my friend,
I submitted an application for employment and it was 3 years later that I was accepted for the job.
Congratulations !
This is very informative. I am very thankful for your help and advice.🧡
You are welcome ☺️
Plz make a video on how to be fluent in English!!
I am Indian , thanks 🙏
This video will help me in my SSB interview 😀
Thank yo for this video, it's useful and atemporal. There's always need to refresh this knowledge.
I knew that someone was asked for three contact numbers, either from colleagues or previous employers, so the company could know more about the applicant's profile and way of work. This person said: "Yes, I will happily send them over. Please, send in return three contact numbers from previous employees or people who were in the position I'm applying to, so I can know more about the company's internal dynamics".
I believe it was a great idea, however I'm not quite sure about the most elegant way of asking for this information, or if it's polite at all to do this.
Thank you again for sharing this video. Have a nice day!
His reply was quite creative and witty (perhaps) but I am not sure it is a great starting pointing for that person's relationship with his prospective employers. I would be rather careful with the humour and sarcasm when it comes to talking to your potential future colleagues.
It is, however, a standard practice of asking the contact information of former employers to learn about the applicant.
Thank you I really hate the rehearse part. I will have to do it more. Really thank you. It is stressful, I have to learn to like the searching job part.
It takes time and practice
Morning rituals please 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Best videos for boosting confidence of interviewer.
Mam, please make video on improving boys personalities.
Thank you! Noted ☺️
Although i m no where near giving an interview but i still listened each word patiently and loved everything she said .
Thank you ☺️
I have watched your entire video in a day... Amazing videos😊
Thank you!
Hello, thank you so much for this video and your chanel♥️♥️
You are welcome ☺️
Thank for this video. I am not looking for a job yet, but I am growing my knowledge on helping others with self esteem and confidence concerns
You are welcome ☺️
Watching this before an interview for my dream job tomorrow. Thank you for this Jamila!
How was ur interview? I hope it was great
@@hananalharbi4533 It went fine. I was kinda nervous as it was done online. Still waiting for the next round and hoping to do better. Thanks for asking!
Thank you for the rehearse advice.
Hello! I would love to see a video on class room etiquettes. Because all of us spend quite a number of years in a classroom.
Noted 😉
Thank you for all the knowledge you impart to us! Love from India!
I really like all of your videos. Today was very important video. I have shared this videos to my students as they are going to apply for internships and jobs.
Thank you!
OMG!!! Thank you so much, was actually thinking of making a video request to you for this one 😀!!
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My interview is tomorrow. Thank you for this video!
I hope I'll be back here saying I got it!
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I hope you do!
@@JamilaMusayeva Thank you! I got the job, indeed! 🥰
Your Nails are so pretty. I always notice them in your videos and posts. X
Thank you!
I’m trying to improve myself and my worth recently.
My goal right now is to work at a high end luxury business and this will come in handy!!
Good luck to you!
Fantastic 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Ohhh my god 😻😍🥰 you actually fulfilled my Request.
Thankyou so much.
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thank you so much for your detailed explanation
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Very important video,thank you sweetie
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Thank you ma'am..am presently a BBA student, and need these points in my near future.. it's a really useful video❤️
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Thank u for this beautiful and helpful session.
Hope this will surely help in upcoming interviews.
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Her voice is very calming❤️I've enjoyed watching your video.
Thank you!
I've noticed that if a woman is beautiful (even without makeup) and the interviewer is also a woman , this causes jealousy and she might not get the job even if she is perfectly qualified. I've even had friends who lost their jobs due to the jealousy of an insecure coworker. I myself have lost a collaboraion - I'm a freelancer and I work with companies and when I went to hand in the invoice to one of my clients I was met by a woman project manager I had never met before, and she kept complimenting me on how thin I was and how nice my dress was but after that I never received work from them again, even though we had worked together for 4 years and we had a great collaboration.
Also, if you are too well prepared you might outshine the interviewers themselves and they won't like that if they're incompetent.
I understand what you mean. People are different but it always best to be over-prepared than underprepared. At the end of the day, your knowledge and good manners and soft skills will help you win over.
I think we all need to study this video forever it's really so helpful Thank you 💛💛
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This came just in time!! Thank you ❤
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A real helpful video for introverts like me ! Thank you Jamila. I'm thankful that i came across your RUclips channel accidentally. One of the great accident lol! Thank you and I would like you to make videos on outfit and hair Ettiquette.🌹
Thank you Jamila... Bless of you !! This is so helpful for me who will have an interview in the next four days. 💖
Thank you!