20 Questions for the END of your job interview
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
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Outline:
0:00-0:19 Intro
0:20-1:24 What NOT to Ask!
1:25-2:05 Common Questions
2:06-2:59 Culture Questions
3:00-4:07 Benefits Questions
4:08-5:25 BEST Questions
5:26-6:35 2 Questions you NEED to ask
6:36-7:16 Outro
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Erin McGoff is a multi-hyphenated media professional who has built a career as an award-winning documentary filmmaker & viral content creator. McGoff is passionate about making the world a better place through storytelling + democratizing access to quality career advice.
In 2021, her career advice went viral on the internet (tiktok.com/erinmcgoff) when she shared her original template for the dreaded job interview question, "Tell Me About Yourself." Since then, Erin has continued to work full-time as a film director and editor, while also creating career advice content on the side. McGoff credits her success to her ability to research, passion for education, and personal experience as someone on both sides of hiring.
Upon graduating from film school, Erin received a fellowship from the Pulitzer Center to support her debut feature documentary about Laos, THIS LITTLE LAND OF MINES, which went on to receive festival accolades and international distribution. McGoff has also completed three short documentaries, SOUTHERN SUSTAINABILITY (2018), NEW YORK IS SILENT (Pulitzer Center, 2020), and DARROUZETT, TX (PBS, 2020). McGoff has worked with a variety of brands including Google, Microsoft, Meta, National Geographic, Intel, Walmart, ZipRecruiter, Capital One, Hilton, etc. You can view Erin's work at erinmcgoff.com
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OMG YEEEES - The 'What is your onboarding process like' is sooo important! I work in academia where the idea of onboarding kind of starts and stops at making sure you wont accidentally kill yourself in the lab, which means that new employees often spend a lot of time just trying to figure out where things are, how to get a compute - you know, the BASICS. Going forward I'm never skipping this question ever - it tells you so much about how structured, supportive, and just involved management is in helping you get on your feet and tips you off if they might be controlling or overbearing.
Treating an interview like any day on the job is excellent advice, and really was a turning point for improving my interview skills. I recently had a 7 hour round of round-robin interviews (IT) and they had asked me if it was rough. I just said (and honestly meant) that’s just what a great day at work would be; talking with talented people and solving challenging problems together. If you don’t enjoy talking to these people during the interview process, then I guarantee you aren’t going to enjoy working with them on the job
i have an interview today and came to see if you had any helpful videos, perfect timing!! thank you erin, your content has helped me navigate professional life
1:43 is a key question. You don't want a bunch of people asking you to do different stuff when you start just because you're new here
I have an interview coming up and no one in my family has gotten a 9-5 job. You legit saved my life, like, 20 times already.....So thank you.
I randomly stumbled upon you TODAY and I have an interview tomorrow. I have had only one interview before, and I answered with “not that I can think of” when the manager asked if I had any questions 🤦♀️. So glad I checked your channel and learned this! I’ve now come up with 3 questions to ask at the end of my interview! :)
Just landed a job using these tips plus tips from some of your other videos.
In my last job interview that lasted two and half hours, at the end they didn't ask me if I had any questions LOL my gut's telling me that's a big red flag. Gonna write these down for my next one, thanks Erin!
Two and half hours 😮 what role was that
@@preciousnotico Executive Assistant with a focus on translating sensitive and legal documents. The role had a lot of different responsibilities role but the job interview was a sham
I follow your shorts, great to see you expand into long form! 😊
i never commented before but i honestly love your videos, both instagram and shorts and full lenght ones. you're actually really helping me erin, thank you
Boy, your videos are full of great, dead on tips. You know your stuff. I'm at the end of a job search, but will be following you!
I had a phone interview yesterday scheduled for 12pm. I was going to spend the 10am hour finding questions for the interview, looking over the website and everything.
But because of the time difference I got the call at 10am! I think it went well but I didn't have any questions planned. I freaked! And asked "so...when can I start? 🤡🤡🤡" I'm laughing about it now but definitely have your questions prepared WELL before the interview.
LOL 😂 Thank you for sharing this anecdote! I have an interview in 45 min, and I'm very anxious. It's comforting to see you chuckle at a misstep- your condidence is inspiring me!
@@katieh4101 you're gonna do great! Remember, it's just a conversation to see if you and the company are a good fit. You are interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you.
Good luck!!
@@candycoatedreams Thank you so much!! I think it went okay... Phew!! Job searching is stressful, man!n
Hey Erin, I just wanna let you know that your videos are content rich and really helpful in building up my sense of readiness in job hunting. Thank you!
You are my favorite content creator ATM! I'm totally focusing on changing my career path.
I have an internal interview tomorrow. And this was gold. It’s been forever since I’ve interviewed and treating it like my first meeting is a good tip 😊
I’ve been watching your videos to help me prepare for an interview tomorrow. I was feeling really nervous but your advice and just your personality have filled me with confidence. Thank you, Erin ❤
Your videos are so helpful and I really appreciate the work you do. I was recently in the weeds of job hunting after taking a year off from working and your job interview tips and advice really helped me nail my interviews with confidence and get the job I really wanted. 😊
This was so so so useful! Thank you! Will use them in my upcoming interview ☺
Thank you so much for this, I just used some of these questions in my interview today and the interviewer was impressed!
Thank you Erin, you ease the life of so much of us. take care : )
Very useful tips! Thank you.
Hi Erin! Not sure if you're answering every message. My question to you is, how should I go about landing a job while having a small child ? I recently had a job interview and it went great but later they told me they chose someone else, after hearing their explanation it was clear the main difference was that they thought it would be hard for me to commute with a baby. ( they offered day care for employees on the campus).
You are the best content creator out there, Erin! I hope you know how much you are helping people. Thank you, truly!
This video was so helpful, thank you!
This was perfect! I’m definitely on the “don’t do list” geez! U don’t know until u know! Thank u for this golden information, in healthcare the hiring process is soooooo different, so transitioning into tech has been challenging for me until this video! U are a gem!
What if the company says they will let me know on this day in a week about the next steps, but they do not reply to my follow up email after that day? Companies that ghost people who are looking for jobs are horrible and heartless.
Erin, I haven't watched all your videos yet, but you have great content! In speaking of doing your research, also understand benefits from what a company is obligated to offer by size, and what they they do offer BEFORE you accept (as you always encourage). I work at a company less than 20 people including the owners. Despite ALWAYS being transparent about the benefits package, I hear new employees complain of not being covered by FMLA. It's not required because of our size. I've also heard complaints of not receiving some employer paid benefits like life insurance and short term disability, etc. All of these things absolutely discussed before hiring, also in our not so big employee benefits guide! So, know what an employer does and does not have to offer if you think it will make a difference in your choice of job acceptance.
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I would like to see you discuss the culture questions and the insights you gain from those conversations. As I’ve grown professionally, I’ve found that I was a bull in china shop. But also, I’ve learned that I hadn’t been properly mentored; which did not help me grow and lead to me developing an improper idea for my role.
Also, how can I prepare myself to playing the professional game? I want to be successful but I don’t want to be fake about how I approach my work but I’ve that has lead to me being taken advantage of.
Great video, I learned questions I would never heard.
I have an interview in the next 3 days, and I landed on this video. Thank you so so much for crisp information. 🌟☺
Thank you Erin❤
You are really theeee best!! Feeling a bit emotional while typing this comment. You have helped me gain a huge amount of confidence while giving interviews. Tomorrow I have an interview and I am surfing your videos for last-minute advice. Love from India ❤🤧
Erin love your advice😂
My interview is in 5 minutes wish me luck
HOW DID IT GO MINE IS IN 3 HOURS
@rissyrizz it went very well I have a follow up interview in person on Thursday
Is it appropriate to ask if you can take your own notes during the interview process?
Hi there! I'd say, asking that is absolutely appropriate. In my opinion, taking notes signals that you are prepared and are taking the interview seriously. Hope that helps 😊
How do you thank those that have been your references for a job?
Any advice for an internal candidate interviewing for a higher position within the department they are working in?
I successfully finished my interview process and before they send me the offer they want me to sign an availability commitment, working hours are ranging from 7am to 10pm on rotation, how do I professionally say I’m only available from 8 to 4 or 8:30 to 4:30 as I have to drop off and pick up my kids from school / daycare. Thanks so much for your help
Thanks Erin. You helped me out of the Doordash world :)
One question I started asking in my recent search is do you have any concerns about me being a good fit for the role. You can get a pretty good feel for if they’re going to want to move forward
Hi, Erin! So I have an interview in a few days and I wanted to ask you if there's a limit to how many of these questions I should ask? I have about 10 that I feel relate to the job I'm interviewing for.
I always ask "How long have you worked here?". For a group (team) this is invaluable. I didn't ask and ended up in a department where seniority was just 3-6 months. RED FLAG.
SO TRUE. High turnover is a red flag
I rarely have to ask about the next steps in the process, most companies just tell themselves
Erin, your stuff is fantastic. But much of it is geared towards a person applying for a job at a place they have never worked before. I have worked in the same state agency for 33 years. I'm about to interview for a position in my own unit, a position that I have worked and trained replacements for for three decades, whenever there was a vacancy. I already know the answers to all the questions in this video. What would you recommend I ask at the end of the interview, aside for the last two questions?
LOL the thank you note would NOT work in the UK. Super Weird and WAAAY to nice 🤣
Yeah. Also not in Spain… never heard of it
How do I deal with an interview where I'm meeting someone at a coffee house?
I had a phone interview and now the in person is set up with someone else in a coffee house.. anything special I should do?
Hahahahaha the intro thing crack it!
what if you were an intern there before? what should you ask? because most of those is already expected you to know
I've gotten every job I've ever acquired with minimum questions 😅
The video is very informative! Why would you ask, "May I send you a thank you note?" If you already have their email address, which is often the case, you should just send the thank you note without asking. Asking whether you could send a thank you note feels unnecessary.
I did ask when can I expect to hear back. She replied in a few days. I waited for months still no replies. And I am still working at my current job. And interviewing at the same time. Most of the time I get ghosted
I love you
You can be an asshole as long as you’re intellectually gifted. Doesn’t matter.
Did you force people to get vaccinated to keep their jobs?
She so sweet that you can't get out of video once you click it
What if the company says they will let me know on this day in a week about the next steps, but they do not reply to my follow up email after that day? Companies that ghost people who are looking for jobs are horrible and heartless.