I didn’t see this compilation until after but I had an interview today and watching your videos helped me feel really confident and prepared! So glad you make these and it’s such valuable knowledge for those of us who were never taught or mentored on the subject and might feel to shy or embarrassed to ask or do it with someone we know now as adults.
I am absolutely addicted to these videos and have been sharing them with colleagues and clients EVERYWHERE! Finally some practical, relatable, and simple advice for job seekers and company's who are hiring. It's nice to know whats happening on both sides of the table and your messaging is suitable for both!
Do you offer job interview coaching at all? Honestly, your advice/strategies have been the best I've come across online and as I'm sure you know there is a plethora of advice out there for jobseekers.
I have a job interview at TikTok & I gogoled everything I need to know about TikTok before appearing to their interview, your video was suggested. Rooting for getting the job, wish me luck & send lot of prayers on my way
I’m 33 and watch your videos since months ago and adopted your way of interviewing and can say I’m more clean about presentation of what to say and what not to say
Hey Erin, just wanted to say I've got an interview today and I remembered your shorts. This compilation is so helpful and I really appreciate it. Thanks for creating all this content 😊
I have sort of a big interview tomorrow 😅 With the recruiter of a large company offering more money than I’ve ever seen 🎉 I hope to prepare for it, work hard, showcase my skills/experience and really earn this
I feel that this whole thing about interviewing is a lot about lying and really not presenting a good portrait of who you really are, and this goes both ways unfortunately them and you.
Hi Erin, how would you talk about a job that you left on bad terms with? I've only had one job experience relative to my current field but I had to leave with no notice.
Well I'm not Erin but had an experience with this so figured I'd share. I left a company after they basically wanted me to work 2 jobs for one salary and wanted me, fresh out of school, to develop new "innovative" processes and systems for my department. I was overworked and very undervalued, and had a manager that micromanaged me without actually trying to help me learn new skills and progress in the company. When I was looking for a new job some interviewers asked me about this, I responded with the following: "My previous company was in the growing pains of moving from a startup to a full corporation, and I did not feel that I was supported in my role and given the resources I needed to meet expectations as the role expanded. I am looking for more stability and support from management when issues arise so that I can effectively handle new projects or implement changes to streamline processes as needs arise." Alternatively with my most recent job where I was looking to work in a different sector: "My previous company was heavily involved in x side of the industry, and I have found that I want to move more into the y side of the industry and expand my skillset." Basically DON'T disparage your previous company, just give a good reason for why you're looking for something new while also demonstrating that you know what the root cause was and you know how to overcome it or what would be more beneficial in the future. Show that you can recognize an issue and also identify the solution(s). Recruiters like problem solvers. Also NEVER say that you got fired if that was the case! Hope this helps!
I can’t believe there is such video on YT and it’s not the most watched in terms of interview tips! You did such an amazing job Erin! Keep it up
Thank you! I'm fairly new to youtube. I look forward to posting more compilations :)
Every time I have an interview, job or otherwise, I come back here. Erin you are so valuable for all us little people!!!
I didn’t see this compilation until after but I had an interview today and watching your videos helped me feel really confident and prepared! So glad you make these and it’s such valuable knowledge for those of us who were never taught or mentored on the subject and might feel to shy or embarrassed to ask or do it with someone we know now as adults.
I am absolutely addicted to these videos and have been sharing them with colleagues and clients EVERYWHERE! Finally some practical, relatable, and simple advice for job seekers and company's who are hiring. It's nice to know whats happening on both sides of the table and your messaging is suitable for both!
Do you offer job interview coaching at all? Honestly, your advice/strategies have been the best I've come across online and as I'm sure you know there is a plethora of advice out there for jobseekers.
I do not sell services at all, but you can always join my TikTok lives or DM me on Instagram for specific advice :)
This has really helped me get second and third interviews and create study guides for myself! Thank you
Got an interview in 3 hours and I'm about to scream my guts out of fear. I hope this video helps❤
Did you get the Job?
@@Little_Sidhe nope sadly
@@Tired_But_Still_FunnyWell, that was anti-climactic
I have a job interview at TikTok & I gogoled everything I need to know about TikTok before appearing to their interview, your video was suggested. Rooting for getting the job, wish me luck & send lot of prayers on my way
I’m 33 and watch your videos since months ago and adopted your way of interviewing and can say I’m more clean about presentation of what to say and what not to say
Love coming back to this compilation rather than jumping through the youtube shorts, this condensed info is absolutely gold!!! Thank you Erin ❤
Erin, this is extremely helpful! Thank your for sharing your wisdom!!!💖
Hey Erin, just wanted to say I've got an interview today and I remembered your shorts. This compilation is so helpful and I really appreciate it. Thanks for creating all this content 😊
Hope you know this is pure GOLD. Thank you 💜
I have sort of a big interview tomorrow 😅 With the recruiter of a large company offering more money than I’ve ever seen 🎉 I hope to prepare for it, work hard, showcase my skills/experience and really earn this
I have an interview today and this is the first video I clicked on. I feel like I can genuinely believe in Erin's advice
SO helpful. Also huge bonus points for the gentle Steven Universe lo-fi in the background
I really appreciate these videos. It helped me prep for an interview today and made me more confident.
Can you do an in-depth video on the interviewing process and know to nail it? Love your content! 😊
One of the best advices I have ever seen about job interviews! Keep up 👍
Where was this video..omg..i wish had this like a week before. Thank you so much.
Good bless you, you have no idea how helpful this is!!!!
You’ll be surprised how many questions I was asked in the interview from this video
Thank you Erin! You're a life saver
This is awesome! Thank you for posting all of them in one place! 💙
This is a great source. Thank you so much!
Such a helpful video! Thanks Erin!
This IS very helpful. Can You pleased Post more questions and answers?
These clips are so good
I feel that this whole thing about interviewing is a lot about lying and really not presenting a good portrait of who you really are, and this goes both ways unfortunately them and you.
Yes & yes!!! Great video.
These are great!
Hi Erin, how would you talk about a job that you left on bad terms with? I've only had one job experience relative to my current field but I had to leave with no notice.
Well I'm not Erin but had an experience with this so figured I'd share. I left a company after they basically wanted me to work 2 jobs for one salary and wanted me, fresh out of school, to develop new "innovative" processes and systems for my department. I was overworked and very undervalued, and had a manager that micromanaged me without actually trying to help me learn new skills and progress in the company. When I was looking for a new job some interviewers asked me about this, I responded with the following:
"My previous company was in the growing pains of moving from a startup to a full corporation, and I did not feel that I was supported in my role and given the resources I needed to meet expectations as the role expanded. I am looking for more stability and support from management when issues arise so that I can effectively handle new projects or implement changes to streamline processes as needs arise."
Alternatively with my most recent job where I was looking to work in a different sector:
"My previous company was heavily involved in x side of the industry, and I have found that I want to move more into the y side of the industry and expand my skillset."
Basically DON'T disparage your previous company, just give a good reason for why you're looking for something new while also demonstrating that you know what the root cause was and you know how to overcome it or what would be more beneficial in the future. Show that you can recognize an issue and also identify the solution(s). Recruiters like problem solvers. Also NEVER say that you got fired if that was the case! Hope this helps!
Love her!
The pain of watching this, getting pysched up, researching the company, just to find it's a mlm/pyramid scheme 😞
The music tho. Please eric inclusion is also about people with hearing impairments..many of us hearvwell but cannot process voice and music😢
You are so funny hahaha
7:46 ignore this guys its nothing important just a big tip for me that i need to wite down word for word
Thank you so much
What’s the song that starts around 16:30? It’s driving me mad, I can’t think of what it is 😆
Hi! I’m going into an interview for a summer program. Would this complication help?
#YouGotThis
How would you handle a situation where one is scheduled for a 1:30 phone interview and is now 2pm and still no call?
I'm trying to find your video on how to grow my network... did it get taken down?
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Creepy smile Erin is terrifying
But😢.....I do need money so I don't die 😂
Thanks so much @erin 😊