It was posted 7 years ago but look at the quality! She even covered skype interviews, which is super relevant even today. One of the best and succinct talks out there...
I passed my phone interview. I'm now watching this for my in person interview at Tesla. Wish me luck! and I wish you all success in your future endeavors!
helin I totally forgot I posted this comment. And YES I did get the job! I’ve been with Tesla for 2 years 11 months now and I’ve been in 5 different positions with the company. And I love it every single day! Thanks for your comment!
I’ve had 11 rejections over last 4 months! I have no issue getting the interviews, but I’m obviously doing something wrong during that they don’t want to hire me 😭
michelle Udontneedtoknow Same here. But that streak of bullshit is ending soon. I recently got the gist of how to sell myself and will use it in the interviews i have lined up.
The Great I’m trying to watch all the videos I can, & hopefully this week I’ll get at least 1 offer from the 5 interviews I have lined up. Can’t take much more rejection
Great advice. I would have also mentioned to ask relevant questions related to the job description/expectations to the interviewer at the end of the interview. A few good questions to ask: 1) What are some expectations I can accomplish in the first 3 months? 2) How is success measured, and how can I exceed expectations? 3) What are some challenges a person in this role may have to overcome? I usually ask these 3 questions at the end. Best of luck everyone!
@@ZenaidaDelvalle-IwujiOh believe me, not asking questions shows that you aren’t completely interested in the job and won’t leave a good impression. Always ask at least 3 questions.
Finally, I am watching this tip-pointing video for future interviews and have to say thanks for not copying the 3-part stradegy with the question: "Tell Me About Youself". I love how this Havard career advisor conveyed a clean, descriptive way of acing an interview. Thats Havard for you !
This helped so much, I know I'm going to ace the interview at the job of my dreams. I'd love to work at Walgreens since I know my cousin went from the bottom of the barrel to assistant manager in less than two years. If he can do it, I can do it to. Walgreens is a good place to have a career. It will give me an opportunity to work on my customer service skills and management skills since I am a business management major in school.
This is a very powerful and truthful way to have an interview go in your favor. I could not have stated it any better or professionally. However, one of the major aspects of the Career Advisor's tips, is trying to make yourself comfortable with the interview, which would contain being yourself, and this helps by collecting the research data she advised (most companies do not mind if you have little notes with you for reference / i.e., 3x5 cards or a neatly typed sheets, in a little business folder, etc.). In other words, you will be ready to answer questions knowledgeably or a bit more informed, resulting in more of a smooth transitioning through the interview, and be in a better state of comfort on your part, that would minimize the stress level or nervous feeling/appearance (simply because you psychologically have a feeling of being better prepared, which makes a huge difference). Good Luck, You Got This!!
Miss. Phyllis Renee Foster yeah right!! i learnt i have to arrive 30 minutes before the interview. Some learning!!!!!. She just crushed Harvards reputation.
I applied about a week ago at Baskin Robbins and got a call today .. Have an interview on Sunday! Wish me luck D: it's my first interview , and these tips are really good ones! Thank you 😀
I'm a college graduate, and going into my research institute in Berlin my my graduate research studies on neuro-psychology on how human decision making works in the brain and european cultural studies. Strangely enough that I know how the human brain operates but can't establish eye contact or any proper human interaction with human. That's unfortunate really.
bro this is something anyone can improve on.... unless you put yourself in a box with limiting beleifs... anyone has the ability to be 'alpha' if they feel entitled to it. you can do whatever the fuck you want. look up rsd
You are very clear and everything you have stated is true. I am going in for an interview for my dream job, I have to ace this interview and your insight really helped!
my husband had skype interview, we did a mock interview!!! yes light does matter, too much light you can't see yes, we set lamp elsewhere. the chair was too high , we used a different chair. NOte put sticky notes to the top of monitor it helps. also put a note or item to look at so you always remember to focus your eyes so it reminder so it looks like you are always looking at them even if you are reading your notes, put them on the wall if you need to or a clothing line LOL
1. Do your research about yourself the position (what does it do?) the company (history, current news, advancements) the industry (competitors) 2. ez job this is a bit of an understatement, i know, i'm just joking. good luck to everyone watching this video tho!
I tried these advices and they hired someone for less than what the job (technical management) was posted for ($6500/mo). Now I'm on welfare, but I'm growing pot in my neighbor's unused garage and pulling about $12K/mo tax free. American dream! Thanks Harvard!
The only person who can intimidate you is yourself. Its based on the opinion you have about yourself. She's probably no more intelligent than you are, she merely has more knowledge and experience in this area which you can feed on. Two books I recommend Think & Grow Rich TNT: The Power Within
Interviewing for a caregiving position than pays way more than anything I've ever done before. Whoo boy I'm having anxiety. Wish me luck I suppose! Edit: I got a call an hour after the interview and they gave me the job! Great video, it helped me a lot.
hibiscus luv i had two interviews with Macy's. First one i didnt get the job, but was told to apply for another position. Which i did and i got the job. I officially start Dec 2. But i can pickup shifts.
Very helpful and informative video. I am interviewing for a front desk position at a backpackers hostel. I have been interested in working in a hostel for a while, I will be sure to use these pointers to prepare and put my best foot forward. Thanks Linda.
I hate phone interviews. They give me the interview without letting me know beforehand and I haven't had time to practise, especially since I'm not the best speaker and get phone anxiety. They expect me to remember everything about their company when I only briefly glanced over their company & website before applying, I only have a limited amount of time to spare sending out resumes. Should I memorise everything about every company I apply for even if I won't hear back from most of them?
I completely bombed my first interview and I normally interview really well. They SHOULD give you a day/time for the interview, so you can at least be in a quiet place with your resume and any notes you may need. I don't think you need to know everything about each company. I'd just be ready to answer "Why are you interested in working for this company?". I hope that helps!
Since its a phone interview you can print up or write down everything you might need to say. Just don't sound too robotic. Last phone interview I did I had the companies info printed up right in front of me as well as typed up answers to questions I expected to get.
It's customary to research on every company that you applied for, so at least there is something there that made you put that resume for the position. I prefer phone interview, then you can prepare more and have all the notes in front of you. Being prepared is the most important thing before going into an interview.
Suggestions: Look at the camera Not interviewers! Print abbreviated taking points, unique skills/experience and tape next to camera. Ensure proper and even lighting. Avoid wearing stripes..sometimes they don't appear as they should on the other end. Make it easier for yourself however you can! Best of luck everyone!!
Watching this for a dental front office desk tommorow morning ..also have another interview as a care partner tommorow afternoon..the nervousness first time applying for these jobs
I had a phone interview a few weeks ago, it was going well until a motorbike starting revving and roaring it's engine right outside the window for what seemed like forever (I'm on the ground floor, couldn't escape the noise) It was very awkward. So yes, find somewhere quiet. I thought I had D:
yeah i had a firetruck sound im in nyc LOL. maybe go to friends house or cafe where quite, depending on what you have to do or how long the interview is
I'm watching this for my interview at Coach tomorrow, they size you up fast in retail ( the 7 sec rule she mentioned) so these were very helpful tips. Wish me luck! :)
I'm so nervous, I've got a second interview tomorrow afternoon for serving at the best local Korean Barbecue. I failed at emigrating to Korea and I'd really love to at least get to be part of the culture already instead of having to wait years until I get to move there.
If the position is with a retailer, make sure to go visit the store. It can really display your willingness to go the extra mile. Tell the interviewer about your experience there and how you think you can help.
I would also recommend taking a lot of mock interviews in order to get yourself comfortable with a couple people interviewing even if he don't know about the job star BS in your way through it just so that you can get comfortable with talking to from one person till like fried people because 5 people might be in a interview panel interviewing you and you want to make sure that your confidence level is stared and you're not nervous because of the amount of people
Prior to watching this video, I was eager to join your organization. The video reiterated my desire to be apart of this team and bring my decade of experience along with me. I believe I will be an asset and can only anticipate future endeavors
in my view this trait alone would not qualify you for any medium to high responsibility jobs. I firmly believe that people like you should be paid less. You are way too easily distracted and fail to maintain concentration on the subject/purpose. (No wonder that most of the negative comments are borderline illiterate and use foul language)
Daisy K *generalization*. And she's only trying to help and prepare us for an interview. I think she comes off as comforting. She's not yelling or judging. She's extremely informative and professional.
I hate to be nit-picky, but am I the only one who picked up on the fact that she said we needed to research three things, and then proceeded to give us four? Other than that minor quibble, I found this video full of excellent advice.
Watching for a highly competitive internship at CSX and I have no experience, just education and my grades to back me up. Definitely gonna pass out afterwards from all that interview anxiety
There is a great deal of valuable insight in this video. I hope you could offer advice on an individual who is entering the work force after a long unemployment +-5 years.
ive never went to harvard, but i can say i knew 80 percent of this- never did a skype interview or know how to spell it- bit it does a good job to reinforce what job im bout to interview for- amen- its church to us real workers
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It was posted 7 years ago but look at the quality! She even covered skype interviews, which is super relevant even today. One of the best and succinct talks out there...
I passed my phone interview. I'm now watching this for my in person interview at Tesla.
Wish me luck! and I wish you all success in your future endeavors!
Good luck! That's pretty awesome!
*Got job as Starman*
did you get the job??
Did You get the job?
helin I totally forgot I posted this comment. And YES I did get the job! I’ve been with Tesla for 2 years 11 months now and I’ve been in 5 different positions with the company. And I love it every single day! Thanks for your comment!
I'm watching this for an interview at Subway haha. Wish me luck
How did it go?
Lol I got the job
Well done
+Esther Rowland he told the interviewer that his best buddy is jared fogle
Aw Snap Nice
I watched this about 40 minutes before an online interview, wrote down some notes from the vid and got the job😌 overall 10/10
wow this is so true
i did not pass my interview, thats why i came here. to learn, move forward and succeed
Don't worry Howard. You will do just fine on your next interview.
I’ve had 11 rejections over last 4 months! I have no issue getting the interviews, but I’m obviously doing something wrong during that they don’t want to hire me 😭
Howard B
Thats the spirit
michelle Udontneedtoknow
Same here. But that streak of bullshit is ending soon. I recently got the gist of how to sell myself and will use it in the interviews i have lined up.
The Great I’m trying to watch all the videos I can, & hopefully this week I’ll get at least 1 offer from the 5 interviews I have lined up. Can’t take much more rejection
by using the guide I ended up with 2 job offers, one which I have accepted and I am still currently holding ... I must say I am very impressed.
Good job!
Great advice. I would have also mentioned to ask relevant questions related to the job description/expectations to the interviewer at the end of the interview. A few good questions to ask:
1) What are some expectations I can accomplish in the first 3 months?
2) How is success measured, and how can I exceed expectations?
3) What are some challenges a person in this role may have to overcome?
I usually ask these 3 questions at the end. Best of luck everyone!
I don’t think they like when we ask questions.
@@ZenaidaDelvalle-IwujiOh believe me, not asking questions shows that you aren’t completely interested in the job and won’t leave a good impression. Always ask at least 3 questions.
Watching this for my first job. Wish my luck at Duncan Donuts!!
every job is important
+nerosonic that it is!
you mispelled dunkin
Did you get it?
+SamuraiX6288 They said I can come back when I'm 15, I'm currently 14.
I applied for a position as a lifeguard at a public pool. The interview is tomorrow and this helped a lot!
Finally, I am watching this tip-pointing video for future interviews and have to say thanks for not copying the 3-part stradegy with the question: "Tell Me About Youself". I love how this Havard career advisor conveyed a clean, descriptive way of acing an interview. Thats Havard for you !
I was so to little clouded and closed on my career and after watch this i feel like i got some clarity on the front and im really thankful for that!!
Awesome to see the internet be blessed with great knowledge like this, allowing people to level up and take matters into their own hands!!!
Guys pray for me, being interviewed for veterinary assistant today!
Samee
Great explanation of the three different types of interviews!
You see, if you do a video about jobs and freaking Indeed comes in and approves this, you know you did it right
Indeed it is.
Watching this for a job as a lab assistant. Wish me luck
me too!!
How'd it go?
How did it go?
How did it go?
Me now
This helped so much, I know I'm going to ace the interview at the job of my dreams. I'd love to work at Walgreens since I know my cousin went from the bottom of the barrel to assistant manager in less than two years. If he can do it, I can do it to. Walgreens is a good place to have a career. It will give me an opportunity to work on my customer service skills and management skills since I am a business management major in school.
kaiyah05 so how are you doing now, 2 years later?
How are things going with your pursuit?
This is a very powerful and truthful way to have an interview go in your favor. I could not have stated it any better or professionally. However, one of the major aspects of the Career Advisor's tips, is trying to make yourself comfortable with the interview, which would contain being yourself, and this helps by collecting the research data she advised (most companies do not mind if you have little notes with you for reference / i.e., 3x5 cards or a neatly typed sheets, in a little business folder, etc.). In other words, you will be ready to answer questions knowledgeably or a bit more informed, resulting in more of a smooth transitioning through the interview, and be in a better state of comfort on your part, that would minimize the stress level or nervous feeling/appearance (simply because you psychologically have a feeling of being better prepared, which makes a huge difference). Good Luck, You Got This!!
I’m watching this for a project management interview for my first job in France.
Wish me luck!! I wish you all the greatest success in your endeavors
I hope you got the job🌚
I’m interviewing at Disney, I’ve wanted to work there for so long. I genuinely can’t wait. I’m beyond nervous, wish me luck.
So how did the interview go? I hope everything went well. Did you get the job?
She's very intellegent
GD.MOR.MISS PHYLLIS SORRY I ACCIDENTALLY REMOVED U. FROM MY CIRCLES BUT I
GOT U.BAC.GOD BLESS YOUR W/COS.FRIEND GILBERT LE BLANC!!!
shes a very intelligent lady we all can learn some thing from her.
Miss. Phyllis Renee Foster
yeah right!! i learnt i have to arrive 30 minutes before the interview. Some learning!!!!!. She just crushed Harvards reputation.
very intelligent women inspirering
she's a moron
I applied about a week ago at Baskin Robbins and got a call today .. Have an interview on Sunday! Wish me luck D: it's my first interview , and these tips are really good ones! Thank you 😀
I passed my job interview with this video. Thank you! ❤
Watching this for my interview today!! Ahh I'm kinda nervous because it's my first one ever for my first job
You will be fine
$-!Kishen Fawaka yttwwssszzz
How did it go?
u got the job?
She knows exactly what is she talking about! Thank you 🙏
I'm doomed as a socially awkward person
Can't establish eye contact, and hate people. Haha
+strongyang just pretend
idk if your in college, but go to office hours and talk with your professors on a difficult problem this will help you.
I'm a college graduate, and going into my research institute in Berlin my my graduate research studies on neuro-psychology on how human decision making works in the brain and european cultural studies. Strangely enough that I know how the human brain operates but can't establish eye contact or any proper human interaction with human. That's unfortunate really.
bro this is something anyone can improve on.... unless you put yourself in a box with limiting beleifs... anyone has the ability to be 'alpha' if they feel entitled to it. you can do whatever the fuck you want. look up rsd
I got an interview today for a job I desperately want (cosmetic sales rep for a department store). So glad i found this video, its extremely helpful
I love how she speaks without any umms or likes - something I struggle with. Great video thanks!
Watching this because I have an interview tomorrow to become a sales associate at Kohl's, wish me luck!
You are very clear and everything you have stated is true. I am going in for an interview for my dream job, I have to ace this interview and your insight really helped!
Watching this for a Skype interview, very helpful
my husband had skype interview, we did a mock interview!!! yes light does matter, too much light you can't see yes, we set lamp elsewhere. the chair was too high , we used a different chair. NOte put sticky notes to the top of monitor it helps. also put a note or item to look at so you always remember to focus your eyes so it reminder so it looks like you are always looking at them even if you are reading your notes, put them on the wall if you need to or a clothing line LOL
I have a college interview today, thanks!
Watching this for the countless time.
Nice one am preparing for the interview just few hours from now wish me luck, May God be with me.
I got a full time job at American Museum of Natural History in NYC as a Tour Guide, Thank you so much for your advices!
1. Do your research about
yourself
the position (what does it do?)
the company (history, current news, advancements)
the industry (competitors)
2. ez job
this is a bit of an understatement, i know, i'm just joking. good luck to everyone watching this video tho!
The fact that she brought up the Skype interview topic is very very very relevant today. I have aced the interview. Cheers! clap
Watching this for a supervisory position in the manufacturing industry. I'm putting God first and letting Him lead me all the way!!!
This is an excellent video for anyone preparing for a job interview. Worth watching several times and making a checklist too. More than 5 tips!
Got an interview today! Fingers crossed 👌
watching this for my interview at my dream college! Wish me luck !
Watching this for a skype interview with General Motors Financial tomorrow, wish me luck !
+Rada Laykova me too good luck
+Sandra Johnson i hope you got the job since this is 2 months ago lol
No she is living in welfare cheques
I tried these advices and they hired someone for less than what the job (technical management) was posted for ($6500/mo). Now I'm on welfare, but I'm growing pot in my neighbor's unused garage and pulling about $12K/mo tax free. American dream! Thanks Harvard!
I’m intimidated by this woman, and she’s not even interviewing me!! She’s so intelligent 🤓
The only person who can intimidate you is yourself. Its based on the opinion you have about yourself.
She's probably no more intelligent than you are, she merely has more knowledge and experience in this area which you can feed on.
Two books I recommend
Think & Grow Rich
TNT: The Power Within
I’m a fresh graduate with no job experience and having an interview tmr, thank you very much!
to the point, clear and just pure value. Thx for uploading. This is gold compared to the fluff we have right now
Watching this for a job as a civil engineer in the Army :D
Watched this for a contract IT role at Ascension Healthcare. First IT role since military retirement and college graduation.
I'm a great team player, and look forward to becoming a key player on the Baycare Team!
Watching for a scholarship interview on Wednesday!
Watching this in preparation for an internship interview with MetLife. Good luck to everyone out there!
Interviewing for a caregiving position than pays way more than anything I've ever done before. Whoo boy I'm having anxiety. Wish me luck I suppose!
Edit: I got a call an hour after the interview and they gave me the job! Great video, it helped me a lot.
I'm watching this for target lol. Wish me luck.
me for the boys and girls club
Mercedes S AYE ME TOO IM IN THE PARKING LOT HAVING A PANIC ATTACK WHATS GOOOOD
DeMya Nicole idk yet did the interview waiting up to 5 days for a response
so did you get the job
Dr.Dalton Carr nope :-/
Having my first interview tomorrow at Chipotle and a second interview at Macy's next week.
B3AST858 how did the interview for Macys go?. I have one tomorrow.
hibiscus luv i had two interviews with Macy's. First one i didnt get the job, but was told to apply for another position. Which i did and i got the job. I officially start Dec 2. But i can pickup shifts.
I have a second interview at Los Angeles Metropolitan Transportation Authority for an Equipment Maintenance supervisor. Wish Me luck!
Did you get the job?
Very helpful and informative video. I am interviewing for a front desk position at a backpackers hostel. I have been interested in working in a hostel for a while, I will be sure to use these pointers to prepare and put my best foot forward. Thanks Linda.
Friend of mine sent this to me because I just sent my resume to a Vet Clinic to become a Vet Tech!
I watching this for an interview for a retail store. Fingers crossed
I have an interview tomorrow to enter the dental program at my university, wish me luck
How did it go?
I hate phone interviews. They give me the interview without letting me know beforehand and I haven't had time to practise, especially since I'm not the best speaker and get phone anxiety. They expect me to remember everything about their company when I only briefly glanced over their company & website before applying, I only have a limited amount of time to spare sending out resumes. Should I memorise everything about every company I apply for even if I won't hear back from most of them?
I completely bombed my first interview and I normally interview really well. They SHOULD give you a day/time for the interview, so you can at least be in a quiet place with your resume and any notes you may need. I don't think you need to know everything about each company. I'd just be ready to answer "Why are you interested in working for this company?". I hope that helps!
Roman Ryder thanks :) i'll keep that in mind!
Since its a phone interview you can print up or write down everything you might need to say. Just don't sound too robotic. Last phone interview I did I had the companies info printed up right in front of me as well as typed up answers to questions I expected to get.
OMG so I was watching this video for my match day interview tomorrow and then....I SEE MIN YOONGI....ARMY IS EVERYWHERE!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's customary to research on every company that you applied for, so at least there is something there that made you put that resume for the position. I prefer phone interview, then you can prepare more and have all the notes in front of you. Being prepared is the most important thing before going into an interview.
I always get choke up from nerves in the interview and forget everything I had research.
I do too, but the best tip I have for that is to remember that they are just human too. Think about what information you are trying to convey.
Bring your notes!!
Me too specially after 11 rejections...I’m starting to get pretty down on myself
Same here
Dear Ms. Spencer, Thank you very much for your professional advice.
Watching this for an interview with GE. Wish me luck!
I love her. Especially when she chugged that glass of cow's blood on Survivor Africa. And this is a great video!
Have an interview tmrw morning for supervisor role and its currently 2am. Still browsing, wish me luck
Suggestions: Look at the camera Not interviewers!
Print abbreviated taking points, unique skills/experience and tape next to camera.
Ensure proper and even lighting.
Avoid wearing stripes..sometimes they don't appear as they should on the other end.
Make it easier for yourself however you can!
Best of luck everyone!!
Wonderful advice - I did this to help with eye contact, it worked and I felt more comfortable.
Watching this for a dental front office desk tommorow morning ..also have another interview as a care partner tommorow afternoon..the nervousness first time applying for these jobs
I had a phone interview a few weeks ago, it was going well until a motorbike starting revving and roaring it's engine right outside the window for what seemed like forever (I'm on the ground floor, couldn't escape the noise) It was very awkward. So yes, find somewhere quiet. I thought I had D:
yeah i had a firetruck sound im in nyc LOL. maybe go to friends house or cafe where quite, depending on what you have to do or how long the interview is
I've got 2 interviews tomorrow! Both at remotely different times so they won't collide into each other lol. So excited and nervous at the same time.
I'm watching this for my interview at Coach tomorrow, they size you up fast in retail ( the 7 sec rule she mentioned) so these were very helpful tips. Wish me luck! :)
I really like your point about the importance of making a good first impression! Thanks for sharing!
watching this for a scholarship interview tomorrow :D
I'm so nervous, I've got a second interview tomorrow afternoon for serving at the best local Korean Barbecue. I failed at emigrating to Korea and I'd really love to at least get to be part of the culture already instead of having to wait years until I get to move there.
I'm watching this to become a trainer at walt disney world!
How'd it go?
Watching this for my interview at Uniqlo. :)
Watching this interview for Sparks enterprise, I've had many experiences in a interview over the years
We loved you on Survivor Africa!
If the position is with a retailer, make sure to go visit the store. It can really display your willingness to go the extra mile. Tell the interviewer about your experience there and how you think you can help.
Watching this for an interview I have at sea world to be a lifeguard. The interview is in 1 hour, wish me luck guys
Watching this for my marketing internship tomorrow! Wish me luck :)
I would also recommend taking a lot of mock interviews in order to get yourself comfortable with a couple people interviewing even if he don't know about the job star BS in your way through it just so that you can get comfortable with talking to from one person till like fried people because 5 people might be in a interview panel interviewing you and you want to make sure that your confidence level is stared and you're not nervous because of the amount of people
This was very informative and thank you so much!
I know I'm going to get the job and do it well😉
Prior to watching this video, I was eager to join your organization. The video reiterated my desire to be apart of this team and bring my decade of experience along with me. I believe I will be an asset and can only anticipate future endeavors
Thu is really helpful I have an interview coming up and I started to get anxious thanks for the video 🤍🤍
All I could think was "Is that Linda from Survivor?" AND IT IS! So cool. Thanks Linda. You rock.
Lol what season was she in?
Watching this for a interview at PNNL on Friday. Wish me luck!
I would be scared of this lady if she interviewed me
in my view this trait alone would not qualify you for any medium to high responsibility jobs. I firmly believe that people like you should be paid less. You are way too easily distracted and fail to maintain concentration on the subject/purpose. (No wonder that most of the negative comments are borderline illiterate and use foul language)
Tweaksism a RUclips comment probably wasn’t the place to make such a generalisation.
Daisy K *generalization*. And she's only trying to help and prepare us for an interview. I think she comes off as comforting. She's not yelling or judging. She's extremely informative and professional.
Therights generalisation is also correct
GamingPing Never knew thanks.
This was a great presentation ! I learned tips and also it confirmed my own thoughts. Thank you 🍒
I'm watching this to be a dishwasher at a nearby restaurant
Same
I mean this was a year ago, but me too!! I go to hand in my resume next week and hopefully I land an interview
Wow, make sure you bring a copy of your masters degree with you👍🏻
Wish me luck! Heading to my interview today! Going to be a shoe-shines man (hopefully!)
Watching this for my warehouse job interview I have in 20min!
I hate to be nit-picky, but am I the only one who picked up on the fact that she said we needed to research three things, and then proceeded to give us four? Other than that minor quibble, I found this video full of excellent advice.
Please make more videos with her. Very knowledgeable.
Great video! Very informative and well presented
I'm watching this for my Goldman Sachs interview coming up in three days, wish me luck
Watching for a highly competitive internship at CSX and I have no experience, just education and my grades to back me up. Definitely gonna pass out afterwards from all that interview anxiety
I'm gonna volunteer at some place and have an interview. Excited
Very impressed and this leads to a higher value to customers and individuals. Good to work for this special organisation.
I have a mock interview for school today. Wish me luck!
Heaven Toms I hope it went well!
There is a great deal of valuable insight in this video. I hope you could offer advice on an individual who is entering the work force after a long unemployment +-5 years.
ive never went to harvard, but i can say i knew 80 percent of this- never did a skype interview or know how to spell it- bit it does a good job to reinforce what job im bout to interview for- amen- its church to us real workers