Guys always remember every interviewer wants to hire you, that's why you're there. So just dont give them any reason to change their mind. Good luck everybody you're gonna do great.
Not necessarily. Usually employers have an ideal candidate in mind, when they shortlist you with 2 or 3 others. But they have to interview everyone for formality.
@@Vic292 regardless you are there because they saw something in you they liked. They may have 2 or 3 that aren't you that they like better but you still have a chance to change their minds.
If you’re reading this, you’re going to get the job. This video is extremely helpful! I definitely incorporated some of the techniques for my interview and I got the job. Thank you so much for this helpful information ✨
@@GloGoddesss I got the job but it was not the right area for me so i kindly had to decline. but looking for jobs a little closer to me. thank you though :)
@@kristinchanel4770 You're welcome! Best of luck with your interview tomorrow! You've got this-stay confident and show them your best self. I'll be rooting for you! 🌟🍀
I have an interview tomorrow in the morning. I’ve never had a job before so I’m very nervous about everything Update: I got the jobbb Another update: it’s been almost a year and I loveee my job and all my coworkers! New update lol it’s about to be 2 years and I hate it. I’m ready to leave 😐 Guys 3 year updateeee I left it was terrible there and the managers suck 🥰
I was doing many interviews for months and nothing was really happening. I knew there was something wrong. I started watching your videos, boosting my confidence and getting ready for interviews. Today I just got a job offer for the position that I wanted!!! No words to describe the feeling.. I just would like to say thank you!
I had an interview in 2019 and I passed after watching this. The interviewer only asked one question which is "tell me about yourself. " I guess she was satisfied with my answer. Thanks for this! I am watching this again because I am going to an interview later. I always recommend your channel to everyone who are seeking tips about job interviews. Love from Philippines!
I'm an introvert, and I got an interview tomorrow hope everything works out gosh I need this job. Update: it went really well to all my shy people you got this just be urself. And always remember ur self value. They need u.
@@arolemaprarath3248 try and do some research and get to know the company better. Look into what they are looking for because most organizations tell us what they want. If you're anxious, try to do things that usually calm you down. It might be silly but make sure to get proper rest and a good meal prior that way your body is physically prepared for the interview. Depending on the job, if possible, I recommend taking an extra pair of clothes. Just in case anything happens on your longer commute there. It's always a plus to look presentable. You can do it! I hope things go well with your interview :)
@@arolemaprarath3248 no problem :) I would check out the website "Glassdoor" and search the job there. Usually there are reviews left by current and previous employees. Former employees love to talk about the nitty gritty within their company so I would look there for anything that might be a red flag for you. It's also just good to know for yourself, but remember it can be just an annoyed employee. However, if it's a scam, someone most likely has said it on there. Hope that helps!
i’ve got a phone interview today! wish me luck ☺️ Edit: I actually got the job omg 😭👏🏾 Edit 2: I quit this job cause the managers sucked lol KNOW YOUR WORTH YALL! but also I hope everyone gets the job they're applying for
I agree with this video however, it depends on your delivery. No employer wants to hire a robot….they want someone who has personality, relatability, and open mindedness. Therefore when they ask me to tell them something about myself, I always include something personal that pertains to the job I’m applying for. It creates more of a human connection…and it’s always worked for me. 💯
@@johnnellterrelllyric8166 lol I know that, I'm just saying figuratively; if you apply there, you'd know they do want robots; they want people to just shut up & get the job done. I know because I used to work at those kinda places. It's very robotic
so like if i talk about the artistic jobs ive had, if i start off by saying something like 'ive grown to be a passionate artist and my artistic practices influenced me into working at * job * as a * position * etc etc" make it sound more human?
Im sick of having to bullshit and make myself seem fancy. When they ask "why do you want this job?" I just want to reply "because i need a job and have a passion for money"
I have an interview later tonight. All your tips are very helpful, and my favorite would be the last part “why you are the only perfect for this position.” Thank you so much for all the tips, it boosts my confidence.
So you're basically briefly explaining what's on your resume, so they can understand how confident you speak, your posture and how you hold yourself and how much you know about their company. I've got an interview next week, this video helps. Thank you!
@@stevenmalolo938 thank you, I was so nervous! Pretty sure they could hear it in my voice. But I was given a in person interview. . Hope I get the job!
I've used this a few times and it works really well! My only advice is to shorten your statement if possible and build achievement stories into the next few answers. Even going through the snapshot of your work history by yourself before the interview will give you a BUNCH of anecdotes to loads of questions. The first time I tried it it was very lengthy and didn't really work. Now I start by saying what I am doing currently, the job or education I did before this, a summary of my other industries and qualifications and THEN I a future statement about where I want to bring my experience/skills. "I am 26 years old, currently a team coordinator at ___. Before this I was studying __ and volunteering at ___. I have experience leading and motivating teams and would love to work more in the community sector!" I don't know why but I always start with my age 😅 After this they usually ask why you want the position. This is where I suggest spoon feeding them with the "I know you are looking for someone with xyz..." statement 😊
Thanks for this video. I watched it 15 min before my job interview. First question was.... you guessed it: "Tell me about yourself." I followed your instructions exactly. After my 12 minute monologue the hiring manager did not have any questions. They let me ask some of my own and then invited me to the next stage. 👍
Tip for everyone if you still feel nervous or anxiety. Your Outfit and the Energy you bring into the room says ALOT about yourself and even that is a great factor in hiring you because you are motivated and willing to learn and get a career going!
I've done a phone interviews 3 days ago and i got the job as project engineer. The interviewer tell me that they choose me because of my accomplishments which is because I watched this video a night before the real iv. So I really want to thank you for the girl in this video cause u have boost my confidence and also give me various idea for the iv!! ❤️❤️❤️
Both of my parents are managers and have helped guide me through interview questions. When I asked them about the question "tell me about yourself" they said to literally say a few things about yourself. My parents said they dont wanna hear about what the employee has "achieved" in the past (not in a bad way); but they wanna hear about YOU as a person. What do you like doing on your free time? What are your hobbies? What are your interests? Things like that
*“Tell Me about Yourself”* _question gives you a great opportunity to spotlight the experience and skills that make you the ideal candidate for the job._
I think the most important thing you have to had in interview is a good positive confident energy. People can see if you’re nervous but if you’re confident with your self they will start believing what you’re saying. But there’s a dangerous thin line of confident and arrogant, you need to also be humble to show that you willing to learn in the new work environment. And I think its better to start telling the chronological work experience from your current job rather than your first job. Hell if you’re moving a lot the interview will be long and boring. Just keep short and lively to engage your interviewer attention Today just went to interview and got the job 😊
Hi Linda. Your videos are very helpful for me. 5 years ago I came across your videos and landed job in an multinational company. With your videos. I was then promoted twice in our department so the strategies you have shared in your vids are what helped me to succeed in my interviews I am very thankful for that ☺️
I have an interview in a few hours. Wish me luck. Update: I got the job. Thank you so much Linda. I’m happy to announce that you are invited to all the bbqs at the Death Star.
What I "love" about most of the career coaches out there is that every time they give an example of people who have 10 years of experience in a certain role or industry, have won 20 rewards etc. What about people who dont have many years of experience, or have no experience, or havent won any rewards? If I have the profile described by most of the career coaches in their examples trust me I will not need a career coach to tell me how to answer interview questions... most of these videos are obviously made for managers or CEOs with thousands of years of experience and millions of awards.... What you do here is just to make normal people without rewards for their job feel even more nervous and scared of the interview as they are thinking:" Oh, no.... what do I do now? I obviously need to be an expert with 20 years of experience to answer even a simple interview question ..." I think it's very important to know your audience before making such a video and trust me your audience is not people that you describe in this video!
@@bilaltariq7819 what I am saying here is that she is telling people how they should talk about their rewards and many years of experience... without doing a research i can guarantee you that the biggest part of the people watching this video are probably newly graduates, or pretty young people who just hasn't had the time to win all the rewards she is talking about or the many years of experience so i am pretty sure these people can't relate to what she is saying. The only thing she can achieve here is to make them even more nervous for their interview because they cannot live up to the things she describes.... instead I think it could have been better if she could give examples for normal people who are in the beginning of their career path. But actually why am I explaining this to you...?!?! You obviously know better than anyone else.... just 1 question: what does a person like you (who has obviously "a lot to show/offer" ) do here watching this video? Why do you need someone to tell you how to answer this question 🤔
I have an interview in 2 days. This is my first time attending a job interview in Canada, feeling nervous and excited. Good Luck to all you guys out there who has job interviews scheduled !
"Tell me about yourself" "I'm 34 years old, still live with my parents, and owe $130,000 in student loans. Please, please, please hire me so I can make money."
Tips with timecodes: Tip # 1: Give a snapshot of your work history. - 1:35 Tip #2: Make your mini stories achievement-oriented. - 2:52 Tip #3. Tell the employer what you KNOW about this role. - 4:12 Tip #4. Finally, tell the employer WHY you’re the RIGHT fit for what they need. - 5:20
I've been listening to this video ever since my interview last 2018. I got the job since. I have been trying to apply for a higher role and still listening to this. I've failed multiple times but I am trying again. Wish me luck tomorrow!
2 months ago my friend share your video to me. At that time I have no job and I was desperately need a job to support my wife and my baby boy. I did watch your video and it was a fantastic and eyes opening experience! Thanks to your advice I manage to get the job today :) and I am so surprised that in turn the salary is very 'aggressive'! Somehow I managed to stand out among 49 other candidates who fought to get the position. Thanks Linda..your video has changed my life!
Meeee. I’m 14 and looking for my first job lol. My dad said if I don’t get a job he won’t even consider getting me a car when I turn 16. I’ve got my first interview at a Taco Bell tomorrow
APEX Network Also, please give examples of those of us who didn't graduate college and who are in the middle of their career life and are a "Relauncher".
i had an interview a few days ago and today for the same company but two different locations, i think i went okay. will update you guys if i get it :) someone like this comment tho so i can come back!
Hi Linda, my name is Roberto from Brazil but and I am living and working in Costa Rica. I am so happy for what you helped me to achieve. I followed you and watched your videos for hours and hours for 2 days, Guess what? I succeed in my interview to take the job of my dreams. I love you!
"How do you stay organized? Are you good at multitasking? No, I do one thing at a time and do it well and shift quickly to one task at a time...because multitasking is proven to be total B.S., but you people still won't learn and keep expecting it from workers and asking your candidates about it in the interviews.
I love the overall response .. I usually fail a bit when they say “ tell me about a time you dealt with a difficult coworker and how did you over come it?”
You helped me with this question, and I felt a lot better when I watched the video a day before the interview and prepared my answers in advance, along with "what you want to be in 5 years". I also tried to understand every single question, why they asked it, and gave them a lot of examples and stories with each answer. I got the job !! and can't wait to start another chapter in my life, thanks a lot Linda
So interesting about the tip about weaving in personal information. For career changes who have changed careers a few times, this Tell me about yourself question is usually hard to follow in a timeline. A great tip is to focus on your key qualifications or core strengths and how the jobs you had have complemented each of your strengths.
Hey, just letting you know that I really appreciate your help. I've incorporated some of your tips and got 6 interviews. Offered a job on the same day in my first interview at a Big4, so I let the other interviews go. Grateful, thanks!
Thank you for covering this question. This is one of the many other important interview questions you covered in your other videos that I watched and prepared for before my job interview last month. I nailed the interview and I am now waiting for my employment contract to be signed. Gob bless!
I appreciate your perspective - articulating who we are can be difficult! I actually define who I am in the last video on my channel - I encourage everyone to do something similar: Define WHO YOU ARE, and then stay committed to stay true to yourself no matter what.
I'm planning to apply as a call center agent and your video are helps me to understand what should've do when they ask me about this question, I'm just thinking on how to elucidate myself in a right ways. Your video are really helps me alot when it comes to this question! thank you so much and more power to your channel!
I have a second interview next week with two companies. I am not nervous but a bit anxious. I did learn today from you about what to say when the interviewer is asking the question " tell me about yourself" I did make the mistake a few times so I will certainly not do this again unless they ask about hobbies etc. Thank you
thank you so much for the tips on how to answer this difficult question :)) i ended up getting the job after setting a good first impression with my employer after they ask me this particular question !! but also the key is to be calm and collected and treat the interview and a casual conversation, as then you will be more confident leading to a better outcome. I wish everyone the best for their upcoming interview 🥰
Then you just let the person know, what you went to school for. You have a lot to give, you are moldeable..since you haven't worked for any company. You can find a common ground between you and the interviewer lol I usually always mentioned and mention I used to live in Spain, majority of people in good standing have travelled, that's always my common ground. Now that sounds personal, but not really depending on what you are applying for. Regularly people who have travelled are more conscious of others, you can describe yourself as a person who gets along with others even while being culturally different and that you have knowledge of how to speak with others with respect. Maybe not so helpful either but ..oh well.
I don’t know if I got the job yet but honestly after watching this and a couple Other videos I feel like this was my best interview yet. It felt very natural and the conversation seemed to flow very naturally! Thank you so much!! Even if I don’t get the job, this helped me in the interview process.
You know this information is priceless!! I'm was aware about most of this and have successfully landed jobs when I really wanted to work for a particular company. But your exactly correct when you say how a person needs to spoon feed to the interviewer that your value is going is going to contribute to their company. This is the single most important tip that a person needs to go into an interview with!! Thanks for posting for everyone. :D
Interviewer: Tell me about yourself. Me: When I was 6 years old, I fell off my bike and broke my tooth. My Mom told me the tooth fairy would pay only half of the normal amount of $2 since there was only half a tooth. I left the tooth fairy a note stating that I would like to receive $3 since a broken tooth is a special rarity. It should be prized. I kindly thanked her for help. I offered her the remaining tooth for FREE but it would be delivered at no less than 6 months from this date. When awoke, I found $3 under why pillow. This is an example of my marketing and negotiation skills. It also demonstrates how I am capable of overcoming challenges.
I tell someone i have temper on get rif of the perverted , and I'm proud of myself by my first experience , but this is unsuitable, lol 😂 i ruined the interview
Im having my first ever interview tomorrow, and that is for an internship at an international organisation. Ive never been to an interview before and this thing is everything I could ask for at this stage of my life. I'm freaking out....😐😐😐 I got it. It took a little long for them to respond as its a huge organization, but I got it💃💃
I prepared for my interviews with your videos and I GOT THE OFFER! I've been recommending this channel to all the people I know who are in an interview process.
@@preteypandit1649 within 2 years , I applied 4 times . It’s in the hospital and I wasn’t happy with the shift work or night shift. So I had to keep changing until I found the best for me I started from very low level although I have Hons Degrees but no experience.
got an interview in 5 hours! wearing a mask because of corona so hopefully my employer can hear me since it’s quite thick, 😭 im really bad at being constructive with my sentences so I hope I piece everything okay in this interview. thank you for the tips!
I think it can also depend on the job. I have an interview tomorrow for a student assistant at a library on the campus of the college I go to, and I think speaking about my extra curriculars are more important in this case. They want someone with music, dance, and theatre experience, and the clubs I have been a part of strongly pertain to that. I also believe that if you are a student clubs and extra curriculars count as professional history somewhat, so there's my two sense on it. Then again my Mom is a job placement specialist so she taught me to be good at this stuff xD.
My concern is that if you've been in the work force for 15 years, have held several jobs due to being in school, then jobs being out of school that employers will yawn about every role you've ever taken even starting at fast food all the way until your current position...Not everyone has had a job where they were in it for 5 years.
K P - in that case, I would personally just share a handful of MAJOR jobs that contributed to your career accomplishments that pertains to the job opportunity.
Yeah, I feel like better advice would be to talk about your major work experiences -- jobs you held for the longest and experiences most related to the position you're applying for. If you've been working 20 years, no potential employer is going to want to hear about how your first job was as a bag boy at the supermarket when you were 16.
Interview Tell Me About Yourself - How to Answer the Tell Me About Yourself Question // Thank you for watching my video! Please tell me what YOUR favourite tip was? Leave your comments below!
What if you didn't hold a job that allowed you to improve profit/sales and were an entry-level worker? Or you worked at a particular station with little to no growth? For example, someone who is a pharmacy technician does not have much room for growth in the pharmacy, just to become a lead or senior technician and train others below them. For jobs like these, what can you suggest?
Interview on Thursday 😓 I’ve been getting rejected at every job for the past few months , started watching your videos I feel a little more confident , thank you ! 💞
i keep getting rejected from every job interview as well, it’s so discouraging 😞 for some reason i mess up the interview and become anxious for no reason
I was feeling nervous and having anxiety attacks for my coming interview. However, after going through all these positive comments I can say I feel a lot better. I do hope I get the role I am applying though.
Thank you for your tips. We had a job interview for school recently, 30 mins before my time schedule I watched it for a guide, I'm happy that my teacher complimented me so much and he was happy with my answer.
hi Linda, i watched several clips for my interview and they are so helpful to equip me with a lots of confident. I just landed to the new job, thanks a lots.
When i started to find a job after i graduated from college 5 years ago, this is the first ever YT Video that i watch and now still the same YT video that I'm watching :) thankyou always Linda Raynier
I love this. Great to include accomplishments, and at the end, to “sell yourself” as a good fit for the company’s needs. Also, saying what you know about the position may help clarify exactly what the role/job’s responsibilities actually are.
Linda, thank you for sharing this information. I have the confident to go into any interview an answer the question "Tell Me About Yourself". Many Thanks!
everyone coming here coz they have an interview in the next few hours 😂
I have an interview in 2 days, wish me a good luck 🍀
😳👀maybbbbe
I have one tomorrow:(
I have one in 30 mins
YUP 😂
Guys always remember every interviewer wants to hire you, that's why you're there. So just dont give them any reason to change their mind. Good luck everybody you're gonna do great.
Not necessarily. Usually employers have an ideal candidate in mind, when they shortlist you with 2 or 3 others. But they have to interview everyone for formality.
Thanks for that! You're absolutely right
That's a very good point, and another way to motivate oneself 💯👌
@@Vic292 regardless you are there because they saw something in you they liked. They may have 2 or 3 that aren't you that they like better but you still have a chance to change their minds.
Exactly!!
If you’re reading this, you’re going to get the job. This video is extremely helpful! I definitely incorporated some of the techniques for my interview and I got the job. Thank you so much for this helpful information ✨
great job congrats i have my very first interview tomorrow and i'm soooo nervous. wish me luck ill update my comment if i get the job.
@@Katelynn1229 good luck love I pray you get the job✨💛
Hi
@@GloGoddesss I got the job but it was not the right area for me so i kindly had to decline. but looking for jobs a little closer to me. thank you though :)
@@Katelynn1229 glad you knew you deserved more you’ll get something better soon good luck with the search ✨💛
My mom used to tell me "remember, they're just people." This helped me relax, be myself and be more conversational
Thank you, that's a lot for me. I have an interview tomorrow. Wish me luck!
@@kristinchanel4770 You're welcome! Best of luck with your interview tomorrow! You've got this-stay confident and show them your best self. I'll be rooting for you! 🌟🍀
Yeah I've got my first interview ever tomorrow in London, so excited n Ur quote is really mind opening❤
@@andrew-parker928 That's amazing! Best of luck with your interview, you're going to do great! I'm glad my quote could help. 😊
I have an interview tomorrow in the morning. I’ve never had a job before so I’m very nervous about everything
Update: I got the jobbb
Another update: it’s been almost a year and I loveee my job and all my coworkers!
New update lol it’s about to be 2 years and I hate it. I’m ready to leave 😐
Guys 3 year updateeee I left it was terrible there and the managers suck 🥰
omg I’m in the same boat !! 😭😭Congrats to you!!
Congratsssss! 🎊
OKAY IVE NEVER HAD A JOB EITHER BUT I GOT IT!! IM SO PROUD OF YOU
Congrats!!! I’m in the same boat and I’ve got an interview today😭
HOW DID IT GO GIVE ME DETAILS
For those watching this video cause they got an interview coming up soon, good luck y'all
Thanks. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank youuu🤍
appreciation god
Yes lol
Thank you
I was doing many interviews for months and nothing was really happening. I knew there was something wrong. I started watching your videos, boosting my confidence and getting ready for interviews. Today I just got a job offer for the position that I wanted!!! No words to describe the feeling.. I just would like to say thank you!
Congratulations dear am having my interview tomorrow
OMG CONGRATS!!! 😳✨✨✨
Congratulations!
Omg congratulations! May I ask how you answered the “tell me about yourself” question?
Congratulations!
I had an interview in 2019 and I passed after watching this. The interviewer only asked one question which is "tell me about yourself. " I guess she was satisfied with my answer. Thanks for this! I am watching this again because I am going to an interview later. I always recommend your channel to everyone who are seeking tips about job interviews. Love from Philippines!
I'm an introvert, and I got an interview tomorrow hope everything works out gosh I need this job.
Update: it went really well to all my shy people you got this just be urself. And always remember ur self value. They need u.
how did it go?
It went great just got the email yesterday. This vid def helped ☺️
@@goseiihf898 congrats
@@goseiihf898 My interview is tomorrow oh god help me T_T
@@eymme5571 how did it go
I love how supportive everyone is on here. Good luck with your interviews!
Hey, I have interview tomorrow at 2 PM and it's very far about 1h and 30m. I take the bus and train to get there.
Any advice?
@@arolemaprarath3248 try and do some research and get to know the company better. Look into what they are looking for because most organizations tell us what they want. If you're anxious, try to do things that usually calm you down. It might be silly but make sure to get proper rest and a good meal prior that way your body is physically prepared for the interview. Depending on the job, if possible, I recommend taking an extra pair of clothes. Just in case anything happens on your longer commute there. It's always a plus to look presentable. You can do it! I hope things go well with your interview :)
@@aunoasoisoi6355
OMG, thanks!!!
Also, how can I identify if it's a scam or not? I did research but I'd love to see it in your POV.
Thanks again
@@arolemaprarath3248 no problem :) I would check out the website "Glassdoor" and search the job there. Usually there are reviews left by current and previous employees. Former employees love to talk about the nitty gritty within their company so I would look there for anything that might be a red flag for you. It's also just good to know for yourself, but remember it can be just an annoyed employee. However, if it's a scam, someone most likely has said it on there. Hope that helps!
i’ve got a phone interview today! wish me luck ☺️ Edit: I actually got the job omg 😭👏🏾
Edit 2: I quit this job cause the managers sucked lol KNOW YOUR WORTH YALL! but also I hope everyone gets the job they're applying for
congrats!!!! you deserve it
Congrats 😍💖🎉👏
Congrats
Congrats!!
Congratulations!!!
I agree with this video however, it depends on your delivery. No employer wants to hire a robot….they want someone who has personality, relatability, and open mindedness. Therefore when they ask me to tell them something about myself, I always include something personal that pertains to the job I’m applying for. It creates more of a human connection…and it’s always worked for me. 💯
"No employer wants to hire a robot"
Wait til you work at Amazon or Walmart
@@natesamadhi33 I wouldn’t work there!
@@johnnellterrelllyric8166 lol I know that, I'm just saying figuratively; if you apply there, you'd know they do want robots; they want people to just shut up & get the job done. I know because I used to work at those kinda places. It's very robotic
so like if i talk about the artistic jobs ive had, if i start off by saying something like 'ive grown to be a passionate artist and my artistic practices influenced me into working at * job * as a * position * etc etc" make it sound more human?
Interviewer: Tell me about yourself
Applicant: My name is Hired
Interviewer: So you're Hired?
Applicant: Thank you sir!
Ha ha. Just simply put, you are now fired. Lol.
Kingsley Okwudili LMAO
You're welcome hired!
Haha
😂😂
I literally forget everything about myself after they ask me this
Update: it went well ☺️
Me yesterday at my interview 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@driaalove9968 how did it go
@@driaalove9968 hope it went well :)
You are not the only
Happened for me too😂
Im sick of having to bullshit and make myself seem fancy. When they ask "why do you want this job?" I just want to reply "because i need a job and have a passion for money"
just say to improve your own life career, to learn and gain experiences.
@@tyupoi7344 thank you ima use this LOL
i know 😂
Because I'm passionate about not starving to death
U can say u love the company and there products
I have an interview later tonight. All your tips are very helpful, and my favorite would be the last part “why you are the only perfect for this position.” Thank you so much for all the tips, it boosts my confidence.
So you're basically briefly explaining what's on your resume, so they can understand how confident you speak, your posture and how you hold yourself and how much you know about their company. I've got an interview next week, this video helps. Thank you!
I watched this before my interview yesterday and yessss i got the job!! Also thanks to my wife for praying😇
Amen prayer is very powerful
Congregation
Thanking your wife for praying is the best thing.
AMEN
Interviewer: Tell me about yourself
*Social Anxiety has entered the chat......*
BLAST I get brain dead
Right, currently watching videos before my phone interview.. I'm freaking out!
Stephanie H best of luckkkk to ya!
@@stevenmalolo938 thank you, I was so nervous!
Pretty sure they could hear it in my voice.
But I was given a in person interview. . Hope I get the job!
Yes lol 😆
She helped me secure a job exactly sox years ago. Today 7th march 2024 am heading for an interview in 3hrs ...and am back for refresher 😅😅
I AM FREAKING OUT I HAVE A JOB INTERVIEW TOMORROW AHH WISH ME LUCK!!!
TrinNni Good luck!! 💙💙💙
good luck!
How did it go?
I got the job y’all !!!
Werk!! Good job’
Interviewer: Why should we hire you?
Interviewee: *Because you're hiring*
Very well said, but nonsense😂😂😂
Lmao
Lol😂😂😂
😂😂😂 You are funny!
Exactly!
I am an introvert and I am ice cold ryt now.....just hoping everything goes well...
How did it go bro? Mine is in few hours
@@ekpereusoro8159 Gone good, Best of luck to you....
The least you can think of now that it is over and you had done your best. Mine will be on Tuesday next week
Same
Sameeee
I've used this a few times and it works really well! My only advice is to shorten your statement if possible and build achievement stories into the next few answers. Even going through the snapshot of your work history by yourself before the interview will give you a BUNCH of anecdotes to loads of questions. The first time I tried it it was very lengthy and didn't really work. Now I start by saying what I am doing currently, the job or education I did before this, a summary of my other industries and qualifications and THEN I a future statement about where I want to bring my experience/skills. "I am 26 years old, currently a team coordinator at ___. Before this I was studying __ and volunteering at ___. I have experience leading and motivating teams and would love to work more in the community sector!"
I don't know why but I always start with my age 😅
After this they usually ask why you want the position. This is where I suggest spoon feeding them with the "I know you are looking for someone with xyz..." statement 😊
Thank you soo much😊
Thank you so much
Never talk about your personal business in an interview. Keep it to your professional background and experience.
I used your method instead today and I got the job. Thank you.
Thank you. I’ll combine your tip with what’s shared in the video❤
The agony when you realize you haven't really achieved anything worth mentioning in your career.
Sageretowns u have to fabricate it. Be creative. Exaggerate to some degree
😂😂😂
Sageretowns what if you don't have any experience
I'm a fucking doctor lol mmm but your applying for a assistant manager at mcdanolds I think this interview over
Sageretowns LMAO TRUE
I used this technique yesterday at a job interview and I got hired yayyy thank you so much for making this video.
congratulation, honestly, this made me a convenience, I'm preparing with my self for an interview.
Mahmoud Darod huhbuuq.
Can u share me, what question from hrd to u?
Thanks for this video. I watched it 15 min before my job interview. First question was.... you guessed it: "Tell me about yourself." I followed your instructions exactly. After my 12 minute monologue the hiring manager did not have any questions. They let me ask some of my own and then invited me to the next stage. 👍
Tip for everyone if you still feel nervous or anxiety. Your Outfit and the Energy you bring into the room says ALOT about yourself and even that is a great factor in hiring you because you are motivated and willing to learn and get a career going!
I've done a phone interviews 3 days ago and i got the job as project engineer. The interviewer tell me that they choose me because of my accomplishments which is because I watched this video a night before the real iv. So I really want to thank you for the girl in this video cause u have boost my confidence and also give me various idea for the iv!! ❤️❤️❤️
Tomorrow is my interview. Wish me good luck.
All in God's hands
Update??-----
Amen !! How did it go?
Update?
^^^
Update :o
Both of my parents are managers and have helped guide me through interview questions. When I asked them about the question "tell me about yourself" they said to literally say a few things about yourself. My parents said they dont wanna hear about what the employee has "achieved" in the past (not in a bad way); but they wanna hear about YOU as a person. What do you like doing on your free time? What are your hobbies? What are your interests? Things like that
Two years ago i was here for interview tips and i was hired. Today I am here again as i will be attending an interview in the next two days 🙏🏽🙏🏽
*“Tell Me about Yourself”* _question gives you a great opportunity to spotlight the experience and skills that make you the ideal candidate for the job._
Exactly!!
Interviewer: where do u see urself in 5 years from now??
Me: I see myself sitting on ur chair but asking better questions..
Diwash Bhattarai ahahha😂 its the good answer dude😎
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Bloody oaths bro! 😂😂😂
I think the most important thing you have to had in interview is a good positive confident energy. People can see if you’re nervous but if you’re confident with your self they will start believing what you’re saying.
But there’s a dangerous thin line of confident and arrogant, you need to also be humble to show that you willing to learn in the new work environment.
And I think its better to start telling the chronological work experience from your current job rather than your first job. Hell if you’re moving a lot the interview will be long and boring. Just keep short and lively to engage your interviewer attention
Today just went to interview and got the job 😊
Your first statement needs to be your commercial or as it is also called your elevator speech.
yo right up there dude..nervousnrss is the common disease that eats us all...i think being confident can make u win a job
Ok, but what if you've never worked before?
I was so nervous at my interview & the hiring manager noticed it & he still gave me the job
Hi Linda.
Your videos are very helpful for me. 5 years ago I came across your videos and landed job in an multinational company. With your videos. I was then promoted twice in our department so the strategies you have shared in your vids are what helped me to succeed in my interviews I am very thankful for that ☺️
I have an interview in a few hours. Wish me luck.
Update: I got the job. Thank you so much Linda. I’m happy to announce that you are invited to all the bbqs at the Death Star.
Goodluck! May the force be with you.
"Why did you choose our company?"
"Because you are recruiting."
"What can you bring to the company?"
"A new employee." 🤷🏻♂️
Exactly 💀😭
What im sayin bro 😂
Clear and Concise
😄 if only that can be said.. 👏👏👏
It can be done I have a phone interview tomorrow ill let u know what happends
What I "love" about most of the career coaches out there is that every time they give an example of people who have 10 years of experience in a certain role or industry, have won 20 rewards etc. What about people who dont have many years of experience, or have no experience, or havent won any rewards? If I have the profile described by most of the career coaches in their examples trust me I will not need a career coach to tell me how to answer interview questions... most of these videos are obviously made for managers or CEOs with thousands of years of experience and millions of awards.... What you do here is just to make normal people without rewards for their job feel even more nervous and scared of the interview as they are thinking:" Oh, no.... what do I do now? I obviously need to be an expert with 20 years of experience to answer even a simple interview question ..." I think it's very important to know your audience before making such a video and trust me your audience is not people that you describe in this video!
Agreed
You are absolutely right!
Exactly those ppl are t on here searching about themselves 😂😂😂😂
this is actually so damn true
@@bilaltariq7819 what I am saying here is that she is telling people how they should talk about their rewards and many years of experience... without doing a research i can guarantee you that the biggest part of the people watching this video are probably newly graduates, or pretty young people who just hasn't had the time to win all the rewards she is talking about or the many years of experience so i am pretty sure these people can't relate to what she is saying. The only thing she can achieve here is to make them even more nervous for their interview because they cannot live up to the things she describes.... instead I think it could have been better if she could give examples for normal people who are in the beginning of their career path. But actually why am I explaining this to you...?!?! You obviously know better than anyone else.... just 1 question: what does a person like you (who has obviously "a lot to show/offer" ) do here watching this video? Why do you need someone to tell you how to answer this question 🤔
I have an interview in 2 days. This is my first time attending a job interview in Canada, feeling nervous and excited. Good Luck to all you guys out there who has job interviews scheduled !
"Tell me about yourself"
"I'm 34 years old, still live with my parents, and owe $130,000 in student loans. Please, please, please hire me so I can make money."
same
Hired
Make money with your status???
That student debt realness!
I will used this
Can I just say on behalf of all of anxious people, THANK U SO MUCH
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Tips with timecodes:
Tip # 1: Give a snapshot of your work history. - 1:35
Tip #2: Make your mini stories achievement-oriented. - 2:52
Tip #3. Tell the employer what you KNOW about this role. - 4:12
Tip #4. Finally, tell the employer WHY you’re the RIGHT fit for what they need. - 5:20
Garrett Empey 🙏
thank you! :)
I've been listening to this video ever since my interview last 2018. I got the job since. I have been trying to apply for a higher role and still listening to this. I've failed multiple times but I am trying again. Wish me luck tomorrow!
Did you accomplished it?
I was watching this video a day before my job interview, well, I got a call the day after my interview and I got the job at Ford assembly company🙌
Wow you're so cool😱
Congrats
Congratulations 🎉
So nice to hear this! Congrats! ✨✨
2 months ago my friend share your video to me. At that time I have no job and I was desperately need a job to support my wife and my baby boy. I did watch your video and it was a fantastic and eyes opening experience! Thanks to your advice I manage to get the job today :) and I am so surprised that in turn the salary is very 'aggressive'! Somehow I managed to stand out among 49 other candidates who fought to get the position. Thanks Linda..your video has changed my life!
3 hours before the interview
Me: Watching this 😂
Yup, got 3 hours until my interview today
2 hours for my interview
@@xVLADx47 50 min before
Well I did get hired
I got an hour lmao
I had an interview within two days. I like to say that I applied your tips and I smashed my interview out of the park. Thank you for your video.
Interviewer: So tell us about yourself.
Me: I rather not; I kinda need this job.
Why is that me though?
@@maymestanton413 coz i, NEED IT!!!!!
Hahahahha
right
😂
Me: *is 16*
Interviewer: Tell me about yourself.
Me: ....
Interviewer: Hello?
Me: Sorry, I’ve never had a job before.
Meeee. I’m 14 and looking for my first job lol. My dad said if I don’t get a job he won’t even consider getting me a car when I turn 16. I’ve got my first interview at a Taco Bell tomorrow
Hannah Roeder i also have an interview and i’ve never had a job😂
Hannah Roeder Oof. I wish you the best of luck!!!
Haley Wilburn Good luck to you as well!!
Hannah Roeder did you get the job ?
Most of the examples you use are for people with a lot of experience. What about people who are looking for their first job after college?
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Also, please give examples of those of us who didn't graduate college and who are in the middle of their career life and are a "Relauncher".
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I used this video and many of your other RUclips videos, and I am so happy to share that I got the job!!!! Thank you so much.
i had an interview a few days ago and today for the same company but two different locations, i think i went okay. will update you guys if i get it :) someone like this comment tho so i can come back!
Hope you got the job!
hopefully u got the jobs!!!
Did u get it
How did it go?
sorry for the late reply, yes i got it 🥳
Hi Linda, my name is Roberto from Brazil but and I am living and working in Costa Rica. I am so happy for what you helped me to achieve. I followed you and watched your videos for hours and hours for 2 days, Guess what? I succeed in my interview to take the job of my dreams. I love you!
I hope I will get the job too after my interview on this Monday
"Tell me about yourself"
" Even better hire me and you'll know me very well"
lol!
This is funny!!! But so true! I have an interview this coming Tuesday!!!
"How do you stay organized? Are you good at multitasking? No, I do one thing at a time and do it well and shift quickly to one task at a time...because multitasking is proven to be total B.S., but you people still won't learn and keep expecting it from workers and asking your candidates about it in the interviews.
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@@Wigglesworthsaid I love your comment so much
this woman helped me land my first job and now i'm trying to find a new one and she's helping me again. Thank you!
Less than 12 hours ahead of my job interview, i am soooo stressed. Wish me luck.
Luqian Long did you get it ?
Luqian Long what kind of job did you get interview?
Sooo did you get it?
did you get it??? congrats!
Hope it went well, I have my interview tomorrow at 1 pm, I really want this job so I am pretty nervous too.
I love the overall response .. I usually fail a bit when they say “ tell me about a time you dealt with a difficult coworker and how did you over come it?”
"Can you list any particular reasons why we should hire you?"
"Well, I've always been very passionate about being able to afford food."
😂 Exactly
this one is very awkward questions all the time.. simple bcz iam here and answering this questions 50th time
You're hired!
😂
Hahaha. Cuz I need a job and you pay with dollars as opposed to smiles lol.
It actually worked like magic .. I got my offer.. thanks Linda.. watched most of your videos.. this s my most favourite..and it worked..👍🏻👍🏻
You helped me with this question, and I felt a lot better when I watched the video a day before the interview and prepared my answers in advance, along with "what you want to be in 5 years".
I also tried to understand every single question, why they asked it, and gave them a lot of examples and stories with each answer.
I got the job !!
and can't wait to start another chapter in my life, thanks a lot Linda
Interviewer " tell me about yourself "
Me " I don't think that is a good idea, I need this job"
Haha that's cute.
You're hired.
@@Diorrr1994
I wish you were my interviewer 😂😂😂
@@Kavyathegreat you don't need a job
@@Diorrr1994
I do...
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So interesting about the tip about weaving in personal information. For career changes who have changed careers a few times, this Tell me about yourself question is usually hard to follow in a timeline. A great tip is to focus on your key qualifications or core strengths and how the jobs you had have complemented each of your strengths.
Hey, just letting you know that I really appreciate your help. I've incorporated some of your tips and got 6 interviews. Offered a job on the same day in my first interview at a Big4, so I let the other interviews go.
Grateful, thanks!
Loved it. My favorite tip was ending it with how your background and experience give you the tools to succeed in the position they are offering.
Interviewer: Tell me about yourself?
Me: My Name? O.o *goes off into spongebob inside brain panic mode searching for name*
Hahahaha true
same ;-;
I hate to be so proud to brag about myself.😂
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WE THREW OUT HIS NAAME
Best answer and examples I've heard regarding this question. Never been to an interview where they didn't ask this question. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for covering this question. This is one of the many other important interview questions you covered in your other videos that I watched and prepared for before my job interview last month. I nailed the interview and I am now waiting for my employment contract to be signed. Gob bless!
Interviewer: Tell me about yourself
Interviewee: oh my god!!! Who am i 😱
lol!
Hahaha...
Rey: Im no one.
Hahahahah
Lol😁😁
I appreciate your perspective - articulating who we are can be difficult! I actually define who I am in the last video on my channel - I encourage everyone to do something similar: Define WHO YOU ARE, and then stay committed to stay true to yourself no matter what.
Yeah it looks easy to answer but when you're right there in front of the interview you have a tendency to go blank😁😭
Hailene's KITCHEN yeah totally 😅
Exactly! :)))
I'm taking notes to memorize lol
Sweat and sweat 🙉🙉
Hahaha. ...this is very true
I'm planning to apply as a call center agent and your video are helps me to understand what should've do when they ask me about this question, I'm just thinking on how to elucidate myself in a right ways. Your video are really helps me alot when it comes to this question! thank you so much and more power to your channel!
Thanks for the video
The comment section makes me a bit relax. I have an interview in 2 hours from now.. wish me luck
Did you get the job?
@@Wanderer2086 yes I got it
@@aulia_fajrin Congratulations! Hope you're enjoying your new job =)
@@Wanderer2086 thank you! Good luck for you :)
Congratulations
I have an interview in 4 hours, I will come back to this comment and prove to myself that o NAILED IT!
how did it go?
@@nadz5286 I NAILED IT!!!
@@mayabaeshen6832 congratssss!!
@@nadz5286 THANK YOU!!!!
I got the position!!! Thank you so much @Linda, your tips made my interview experience such a walk in the park. Thank you!!
I have a second interview next week with two companies. I am not nervous but a bit anxious. I did learn today from you about what to say when the interviewer is asking the question " tell me about yourself" I did make the mistake a few times so I will certainly not do this again unless they ask about hobbies etc. Thank you
thank you so much for the tips on how to answer this difficult question :)) i ended up getting the job after setting a good first impression with my employer after they ask me this particular question !! but also the key is to be calm and collected and treat the interview and a casual conversation, as then you will be more confident leading to a better outcome. I wish everyone the best for their upcoming interview 🥰
Interviewer: "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?"
Dom: "Probably 5 years older"
i'm dead. didn't we match on tinder
Would you mind if I quote this line of yours? got a job interview coming up next week
@@gaojerry7430 Go for it bro! Just be prepared when they ask you, "So when can you start?" ;)
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LMAOOOOO
Not very useful for newbies. You should have considered fresh graduates as candidates for applying a job.
Agreed!
I have an interview tomorrow and I'm freaking out I'm a fresh outta college
@sabuj motivation Because not everyone has previous work experience.
Then you just let the person know, what you went to school for. You have a lot to give, you are moldeable..since you haven't worked for any company. You can find a common ground between you and the interviewer lol I usually always mentioned and mention I used to live in Spain, majority of people in good standing have travelled, that's always my common ground.
Now that sounds personal, but not really depending on what you are applying for. Regularly people who have travelled are more conscious of others, you can describe yourself as a person who gets along with others even while being culturally different and that you have knowledge of how to speak with others with respect.
Maybe not so helpful either but ..oh well.
Graduates should already have experience
I don’t know if I got the job yet but honestly after watching this and a couple Other videos I feel like this was my best interview yet. It felt very natural and the conversation seemed to flow very naturally! Thank you so much!! Even if I don’t get the job, this helped me in the interview process.
How is it going?
You know this information is priceless!! I'm was aware about most of this and have successfully landed jobs when I really wanted to work for a particular company. But your exactly correct when you say how a person needs to spoon feed to the interviewer that your value is going is going to contribute to their company. This is the single most important tip that a person needs to go into an interview with!! Thanks for posting for everyone. :D
You're welcome! Thank you for the kind comment!
Patrick O'C8jo9onnor
Patrick O'Connor 2
Interviewer: Tell me about yourself.
Me: When I was 6 years old, I fell off my bike and broke my tooth. My Mom told me the tooth fairy would pay only half of the normal amount of $2 since there was only half a tooth. I left the tooth fairy a note stating that I would like to receive $3 since a broken tooth is a special rarity. It should be prized. I kindly thanked her for help. I offered her the remaining tooth for FREE but it would be delivered at no less than 6 months from this date. When awoke, I found $3 under why pillow.
This is an example of my marketing and negotiation skills. It also demonstrates how I am capable of overcoming challenges.
True or not.. I love this😂
U made me giggle. Haha
LOLOLOLOL HAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!
This is GOLD hahahaha
I tell someone i have temper on get rif of the perverted , and I'm proud of myself by my first experience , but this is unsuitable, lol 😂 i ruined the interview
Im having my first ever interview tomorrow, and that is for an internship at an international organisation. Ive never been to an interview before and this thing is everything I could ask for at this stage of my life.
I'm freaking out....😐😐😐
I got it. It took a little long for them to respond as its a huge organization, but I got it💃💃
How was it?
@@amjaad2377 it went well
congratulations!!!!
I prepared for my interviews with your videos and I GOT THE OFFER!
I've been recommending this channel to all the people I know who are in an interview process.
Whenever I had interview, I always watch your video and it helped me a lot .
Your suggestions helped me successfully got the job whenever I applied.
How many times you applied ?🤔🤔
@@preteypandit1649 within 2 years , I applied 4 times . It’s in the hospital and I wasn’t happy with the shift work or night shift. So I had to keep changing until I found the best for me
I started from very low level although I have Hons Degrees but no experience.
got an interview in 5 hours! wearing a mask because of corona so hopefully my employer can hear me since it’s quite thick, 😭 im really bad at being constructive with my sentences so I hope I piece everything okay in this interview. thank you for the tips!
how did it go? 🧐
How it ended?
u get it?
Seems like it wasn't a success 😞
Ahhh the mask can also be used as a safety curtain aswell haha
I think it can also depend on the job. I have an interview tomorrow for a student assistant at a library on the campus of the college I go to, and I think speaking about my extra curriculars are more important in this case. They want someone with music, dance, and theatre experience, and the clubs I have been a part of strongly pertain to that. I also believe that if you are a student clubs and extra curriculars count as professional history somewhat, so there's my two sense on it. Then again my Mom is a job placement specialist so she taught me to be good at this stuff xD.
I want to come here and say that i got my current job after watching this video and learning how to talk about myself.
My concern is that if you've been in the work force for 15 years, have held several jobs due to being in school, then jobs being out of school that employers will yawn about every role you've ever taken even starting at fast food all the way until your current position...Not everyone has had a job where they were in it for 5 years.
K P - in that case, I would personally just share a handful of MAJOR jobs that contributed to your career accomplishments that pertains to the job opportunity.
that used to bother me but now, I told myself its my life path... my life is directed to the place im supposed to be.
Perhaps a solution would be to give a snapshot of relevant job history 🤔
Yeah, I feel like better advice would be to talk about your major work experiences -- jobs you held for the longest and experiences most related to the position you're applying for. If you've been working 20 years, no potential employer is going to want to hear about how your first job was as a bag boy at the supermarket when you were 16.
+Priscilla Singh hii
Interview Tell Me About Yourself - How to Answer the Tell Me About Yourself Question // Thank you for watching my video! Please tell me what YOUR favourite tip was? Leave your comments below!
This is great!
Linda Raynier can you do a interview for secondary students
U did awesome on this vid!
What if you didn't hold a job that allowed you to improve profit/sales and were an entry-level worker? Or you worked at a particular station with little to no growth? For example, someone who is a pharmacy technician does not have much room for growth in the pharmacy, just to become a lead or senior technician and train others below them. For jobs like these, what can you suggest?
kpipson answer this noob
Interview on Thursday 😓 I’ve been getting rejected at every job for the past few months , started watching your videos I feel a little more confident , thank you ! 💞
how did it go ?
@@martinvasquez4051 it went horrible honestly , one of those awkward interviews , have one in 10 min 🤞🏼
@@TheBibiana1234 omg :( i’m sorry to hear that good luck in ur new one!!
i keep getting rejected from every job interview as well, it’s so discouraging 😞 for some reason i mess up the interview and become anxious for no reason
@@noname-r2n6s lol anxiety is a big problem
I was feeling nervous and having anxiety attacks for my coming interview. However, after going through all these positive comments I can say I feel a lot better. I do hope I get the role I am applying though.
Thank you for your tips. We had a job interview for school recently, 30 mins before my time schedule I watched it for a guide, I'm happy that my teacher complimented me so much and he was happy with my answer.
You are amazing I just got three jobs in a role after watching your video God bless you my life is changed
Nice video
hi Linda, i watched several clips for my interview and they are so helpful to equip me with a lots of confident. I just landed to the new job, thanks a lots.
When i started to find a job after i graduated from college 5 years ago, this is the first ever YT Video that i watch and now still the same YT video that I'm watching :) thankyou always Linda Raynier
I love this. Great to include accomplishments, and at the end, to “sell yourself” as a good fit for the company’s needs. Also, saying what you know about the position may help clarify exactly what the role/job’s responsibilities actually are.
Employee: In the outside I’m friendly. But in the inside I’m dead inside.
Interviewer: you’re hired
mood
Linda, thank you for sharing this information. I have the confident to go into any interview an answer the question "Tell Me About Yourself". Many Thanks!