One that i used was a losing weight accomplishment, set out a goal and put my will power to it and did it. Shows will power and getting it done. Great vid guys.
Very timely video. I'm transitioning out of active duty Navy and flying to California for an interview on Friday. Thanks for everything you guys do! Love the podcast.
It has been my experience that scenario based questions are the best in finding applicants' true strengths and weaknesses. It is easy to say, "Yes, I can do that!" but once you say, "How?" A lot of the time they buckle and turn into a mute. Challenge them and really grease those gears in their brain to start turning.
jocko, i've been watching a lot of your podcasts lately and am about to order your book on ownership. keep up the good work you are both empowering and educating people on very important issues and topics. love from canada!
4:10 "Let the facts of your abilities speak for themselves rather than beating your chest" This is great advice even if your resume isnt great. Honesty is key interviews. Dont sell yourself into a job you cant do because if you do your going to feel taken advantage of even though it was you who applied for the job and you who said you could do it. Honesty in an interview is key. Work your way up. And by that I mean its okay to take a job your overqualified for. Its not a good a idea to take a job your underqualified for (even though being underqualified can be a great learning experience but it will rarely look good on a resume). That doesnt mean that there are not situations where being underqualified is okay. Its all a matter of judgement and doing whats best for YOU (financially) is usually what is best.
Letting your experience speak for itself, as Jocko says, is more powerful than presenting the version of yourself that you think a manager might want to see. Authenticity is essential in interviewing successfully, which is why we created a short video about how to remain authentic during a job interview. If you want to check it out, here is the link ruclips.net/video/ip2azc2t9N4/видео.html.
I would suggest that it's important to understand, most of us stumble through a lot of our adult lives, just finding jobs to change out again... Experimentation that way isn't a bad deal, either. Worst case, you find a job that you thought was cool at first, and decided in a few days, weeks, whatever, that it's not "your thing"... You still get money out of it, and probably learn a few things in the deal... Things learned are NEVER taken from you. That's value... Here's the part about growing up that you don't get told. There's no perfect fix. Even that dream job comes with a few bits you don't like... or even HATE absolutely. Regardless of what they try to "sell" you on RUclips, and other platforms, the HUGE GREAT MAJORITY of the population ends up going through a dozen or so "plain old jobs" before finding that career they stick to the rest of their lives... INCLUDING those YT'ers, creators, performers, etc... Embrace the adventure. That's what life really is... Finding a good fit, starts (as often as not) with figuring out what exactly constitutes a bad fit... or unfit... unacceptable... and a waste. You don't beat yourself up over getting the first attempt "wrong". AND even if you don't think you learned anything on a job (besides it being a bad fit for you) you had the chance to put real time and practice into a skill you were (and consequently are still) developing. It's okay to hate the job, the place you work at, the people you work for... and still show up daily, put in the time, and take their money. What's not okay is not even trying... It sounds cool right now, doing nothing... BUT one day, when you wake up around 50 or so, you'll look at the time wasted as in "I could have put twenty bucks a month in a bank account... doing literally ANYTHING... and I'd be closer to retirement than now." AND that's the one way you DO NOT want to look back on your life. SO... take the f***ing job pushing a broom for minimum... Keep showing up. The right answer (until you have a better one) is "yes sir."... AND never stop looking around. There's something better out there only until there isn't... AND that's how you just... "know"... you're in the right place. ;o)
BkS G4ming, Always welcome... I wish you the best! ...AND don't forget to Breathe and Relax once in a while, between Keeping on Keeping on. It does get better. ;o)
gnarth d'arkanen Sorry to bother you, but I dunno who to talk to. I don't know if I should join the air force or go to college and get a degree. I just took the accuplacer and I had a really low motivation score along with other low scores. And so I am now thinking that I should either get a job and that will help me understand what the real world is really like and why I should get a degree. Or if I should go to the air force and get whipped in to shape because I'll admit my attitude is piss poor a lot of the time, and it will also allow me more time to weigh out options once my term ends.
How can you become part of a team if you may have a slightly jaded past, but are working tirelessly to attempt to better your current situation despite adversity? Is there theoretically a way to get a "record" reviewed to see if you have the ability to "right your passed wrongs"?
Cant fall asleep, get on RUclips and this is the first video on my list. Forgot to mention I can’t sleep because I have an interview tomorrow. Let’s see how it goes! Get some! Semper Fi
I would much rather be a hard worker than be incredible at interviews. The opposite is horrendous, and it quickly becomes clear that they are full of shit.
SO... let me get this right... Chewing on the magazines in the waiting room and then bellowing at the interview guy, "YOU!!! ME!!! JOB!!!" ...probably not the best "angle" to play. right? ;o)
Yanky mentality. The job is in Walmart and you're clambering over each other for minimum wage and no travel time, and encouraging the interviewer to use the methods from Guantanamo bay.
One that i used was a losing weight accomplishment, set out a goal and put my will power to it and did it.
Shows will power and getting it done. Great vid guys.
Thank you for your service Jocko and it's because MEN like you is the reason why we have such a great country thanks again
Very timely video. I'm transitioning out of active duty Navy and flying to California for an interview on Friday. Thanks for everything you guys do! Love the podcast.
Peter Voelz good luck
Hope you got the job man!
@@SornGeorge I did. Then got promoted 6 months later and another promotion 18 months after that. I can testify that it works.
@@Volztex congrats Peter, really happy for you.
It has been my experience that scenario based questions are the best in finding applicants' true strengths and weaknesses. It is easy to say, "Yes, I can do that!" but once you say, "How?" A lot of the time they buckle and turn into a mute. Challenge them and really grease those gears in their brain to start turning.
thx Jocko and Echo, so much value that people extract from the podcast! WOW
jocko, i've been watching a lot of your podcasts lately and am about to order your book on ownership. keep up the good work you are both empowering and educating people on very important issues and topics. love from canada!
Got an interview tomorrow morning! Needed to get fired up to get after it! Thanks Jocko and Echo. Keep it rockin
4:10 "Let the facts of your abilities speak for themselves rather than beating your chest"
This is great advice even if your resume isnt great. Honesty is key interviews. Dont sell yourself into a job you cant do because if you do your going to feel taken advantage of even though it was you who applied for the job and you who said you could do it. Honesty in an interview is key. Work your way up. And by that I mean its okay to take a job your overqualified for. Its not a good a idea to take a job your underqualified for (even though being underqualified can be a great learning experience but it will rarely look good on a resume). That doesnt mean that there are not situations where being underqualified is okay. Its all a matter of judgement and doing whats best for YOU (financially) is usually what is best.
Jocko should have 5 million followers. Just saying...
On job interviews I just tell them what they want to hear, since I know their going to tell me what I want to hear.
Back to the book
Letting your experience speak for itself, as Jocko says, is more powerful than presenting the version of yourself that you think a manager might want to see. Authenticity is essential in interviewing successfully, which is why we created a short video about how to remain authentic during a job interview. If you want to check it out, here is the link ruclips.net/video/ip2azc2t9N4/видео.html.
Greetings from TURKEY.
what's the best way to find a job that fits you?
M P The problem is, I can't answer that question. I don't feel like getting a job, my whole life is RUclips, gaming, and fitness.
I would suggest that it's important to understand, most of us stumble through a lot of our adult lives, just finding jobs to change out again... Experimentation that way isn't a bad deal, either. Worst case, you find a job that you thought was cool at first, and decided in a few days, weeks, whatever, that it's not "your thing"... You still get money out of it, and probably learn a few things in the deal... Things learned are NEVER taken from you. That's value...
Here's the part about growing up that you don't get told. There's no perfect fix. Even that dream job comes with a few bits you don't like... or even HATE absolutely. Regardless of what they try to "sell" you on RUclips, and other platforms, the HUGE GREAT MAJORITY of the population ends up going through a dozen or so "plain old jobs" before finding that career they stick to the rest of their lives... INCLUDING those YT'ers, creators, performers, etc...
Embrace the adventure. That's what life really is... Finding a good fit, starts (as often as not) with figuring out what exactly constitutes a bad fit... or unfit... unacceptable... and a waste. You don't beat yourself up over getting the first attempt "wrong". AND even if you don't think you learned anything on a job (besides it being a bad fit for you) you had the chance to put real time and practice into a skill you were (and consequently are still) developing. It's okay to hate the job, the place you work at, the people you work for... and still show up daily, put in the time, and take their money. What's not okay is not even trying... It sounds cool right now, doing nothing... BUT one day, when you wake up around 50 or so, you'll look at the time wasted as in "I could have put twenty bucks a month in a bank account... doing literally ANYTHING... and I'd be closer to retirement than now." AND that's the one way you DO NOT want to look back on your life.
SO... take the f***ing job pushing a broom for minimum... Keep showing up. The right answer (until you have a better one) is "yes sir."... AND never stop looking around. There's something better out there only until there isn't... AND that's how you just... "know"... you're in the right place. ;o)
gnarth d'arkanen Thank you for your great advice man, I appreciate it. I think I'm gonna give it a go and get a job.
BkS G4ming, Always welcome... I wish you the best!
...AND don't forget to Breathe and Relax once in a while, between Keeping on Keeping on.
It does get better. ;o)
gnarth d'arkanen Sorry to bother you, but I dunno who to talk to. I don't know if I should join the air force or go to college and get a degree. I just took the accuplacer and I had a really low motivation score along with other low scores. And so I am now thinking that I should either get a job and that will help me understand what the real world is really like and why I should get a degree. Or if I should go to the air force and get whipped in to shape because I'll admit my attitude is piss poor a lot of the time, and it will also allow me more time to weigh out options once my term ends.
Excellent!
How can you become part of a team if you may have a slightly jaded past, but are working tirelessly to attempt to better your current situation despite adversity? Is there theoretically a way to get a "record" reviewed to see if you have the ability to "right your passed wrongs"?
1.53 commander is really funny sometimes hehehehehe
Cant fall asleep, get on RUclips and this is the first video on my list. Forgot to mention I can’t sleep because I have an interview tomorrow. Let’s see how it goes! Get some! Semper Fi
How did your interview go?
JOCKO! 😍
Jocko tho!!!!! Thanks for so much amazing advice!!!
You could do a joint show with Dave Ramsey! So good.
I would much rather be a hard worker than be incredible at interviews. The opposite is horrendous, and it quickly becomes clear that they are full of shit.
SO... let me get this right...
Chewing on the magazines in the waiting room and then bellowing at the interview guy, "YOU!!! ME!!! JOB!!!"
...probably not the best "angle" to play. right? ;o)
I didn't know he tapped next thing I know I broke his finger......said no one ever
When are we gonna get kristen beck on the podcast
Good.
Tell your future employer that you are willing to work the first day for FREE to show them what you can do for them. Will get you the job.
Idiot
Didn't get the job !
GOOD
Yanky mentality. The job is in Walmart and you're clambering over each other for minimum wage and no travel time, and encouraging the interviewer to use the methods from Guantanamo bay.
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