This is so awesome, succinct and effective. Especially ‘is this what you’re looking for?’ Absolute breaker to hear what they think and adapt to impress. Thank you.
You're welcome! Yes it forces them to indirectly think about whether you are what they want (and even if they don't tell you, you can try read their body language) 🙂
Best wishes!!! Make sure you think about examples from your coursework and school activities that can be translated into the work world and bring then up as examples when answering different questions 💕
🤣🤣 the opening skits were definitely spot on with what not to do. As a hiring manager, it’s always an x mark in my head whenever ppl start telling me info that’s not relevant to the interview
That second example at the beginning talking about how they are talkative hahaha. Cringing at the fact that's how I used to answer this question. Great content!
It was very helpful...I laugh at myself when i remember how i answered this question years ago telling the recruiter my hobies and all ..hahahahah...Thank you,learnt more from this video.Thank you for recommending the netflix movie - God Calling.It was worth it.
Hi Nicole! Thank you for providing great information to the RUclips community. We know these videos take a lot of time and energy so we appreciate everything you do! - Warmest Regards, Adam and David
I just wanted to say that I went through all of your videos and really applied the examples you provided and I got an offer for an HR position that I REALLY wanted! Just wanted to say take the time to thank you for putting out these informative videos! God bless you! 🤎
@@nicolenyasha I'm showing your videos to my classes as they prepare to graduate, and they're already reporting success. Thank you for such excellent work!
Hi Thanks for the vedio I thought to answer like this in interview but i font know what happened to me while answering this question I can't elaborate. I used to make the answer like points
You can refer to recent college experience, volunteer work, extracurricular activities or vocational training. Anything professionally speaking that pertains to the position you are interviewing for should be ok in place of work experience.
They already have your name on the resume, its not necessary to tell them that. If you are a recent graduate you can talk about the education but if you're an experienced professional its always not necessary unless you are trying to change or pivot your career into something new and relevant to your education.
These are very well informing and helpful tips. New subscriber all the way from LinkedIn, I’d be super pleased to join your LinkedIn network, please do accept my connection request. 🙃🙃😊😊 , it would be a huge pleasure to learn from you. Thanks in advance 😊
This is so awesome, succinct and effective. Especially ‘is this what you’re looking for?’ Absolute breaker to hear what they think and adapt to impress. Thank you.
You're welcome! Yes it forces them to indirectly think about whether you are what they want (and even if they don't tell you, you can try read their body language) 🙂
Looking at this before my interview Monday for an internship position 😄
Best wishes!!! Make sure you think about examples from your coursework and school activities that can be translated into the work world and bring then up as examples when answering different questions 💕
🤣🤣 the opening skits were definitely spot on with what not to do. As a hiring manager, it’s always an x mark in my head whenever ppl start telling me info that’s not relevant to the interview
Exactly 😅 it's none of our business. If it naturally comes up in conversation, fine but don't go out of your way to tell us.
@@nicolenyasha I love the way you explain...
Your facial expression is also interesting me... 😍
That second example at the beginning talking about how they are talkative hahaha. Cringing at the fact that's how I used to answer this question. Great content!
Hahaha I think we have all been there😅 But we thank God for elevation and growth. Thank you😊💕
Never talk about your personal business in an interview. Keep it to your professional background and experience. Great info!
I have an interview tomorrow; so happy to come across this video ☺️
I will definitely practice and use of these tips in my future job interviews. Lovely background Nicole.💛🤗
Thanks Fiona🙂 Glad you found them useful
It was very helpful...I laugh at myself when i remember how i answered this question years ago telling the recruiter my hobies and all ..hahahahah...Thank you,learnt more from this video.Thank you for recommending the netflix movie - God Calling.It was worth it.
Hahahah we have all been there 😅😅 but yea essentially we don't really care about all that. And yes God Calling is soo good!
I have an interview tomorrow morning & this is helping me so much.
So glad, I hope it works out to your hearts desires 🙂
Update: I got the job!! 🤗
@@doniciaprice8372 🙏
Hi Nicole! Thank you for providing great information to the RUclips community. We know these videos take a lot of time and energy so we appreciate everything you do! - Warmest Regards, Adam and David
This means a lot to me, thank you so much 😊
This video ❤️👌🏿👏🏿🔥
this is the best tell me about yourself video I've watched so far
So glad it was helpful, thank you 😊
Awesome relevant video. I’m not job hunting right now but this will definitely come in handy in the future 💕
Glad you found it useful 🙂
Saving for later in the year!!! Thank you for this video
You're welcome. Glad it was helpful 🙂
great
Thank you for watching
Great Context
Glad you found it useful 😊
Notification gang💃🏽
You're welcome!!🙂
Very nice. Made it so easy. Have an interview tomorrow moving to a new role still in the same organization
Glad to hear! Hope your interview goes well.
Thank you so much. I have an interview tomorrow
Make the interview conversational and be pleasant to speak with. Best wishes, you've got this!
Great, thanks for sharing👍🏻
Thank you for stopping by🤗
I just wanted to say that I went through all of your videos and really applied the examples you provided and I got an offer for an HR position that I REALLY wanted! Just wanted to say take the time to thank you for putting out these informative videos! God bless you! 🤎
Love your videos--and this one is the best I've found on the topic. Thank you!
Thank you so much Juliet. So glad you see this🙂
@@nicolenyasha I'm showing your videos to my classes as they prepare to graduate, and they're already reporting success. Thank you for such excellent work!
That's good. I learnt.
Glad to know that🙂
Hi
Thanks for the vedio
I thought to answer like this in interview but i font know what happened to me while answering this question I can't elaborate. I used to make the answer like points
Very important information thank you for sharing this with us 😊😊
You're welcome, glad it was helpful🙂
Great video that will help so many people. Awesome works👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
Thank you
This is really great. Thank you.
You are welcome 😊
Great tips👌🏾👌🏾
Thank you Trina💕🙂
Thanks
Great video and very helpful tips
Thank you so much 🙂
Coming here 2hrs before my interview 🤐
This video came right on time, thank you!!
Glad you found it usefull🙂
So what if you don’t have any experience ?
How would you answer this for freshers?
This is really helpful 😍😍😍
Glad you found it😊
Suppose you have no job experience? Can you talk about one with graduates that are fresh out of skl with no such experience? Thanks!
You can talk about your time in Uni.. Why you chose the course you did, co-curricular activities and why you want that specific career path
💥I am new here & this was very helpful thanks.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching 🙂
I need this written out lol
Hahahah I guess you could for a phone call but won't really work for video
But am not a fast talker?
What if you don’t have a lot of experience?
You can refer to recent college experience, volunteer work, extracurricular activities or vocational training. Anything professionally speaking that pertains to the position you are interviewing for should be ok in place of work experience.
I have an interview in 2 hours
Hope you do well!
I have a very important question. You mean we can't start with our names and educational background?
They already have your name on the resume, its not necessary to tell them that. If you are a recent graduate you can talk about the education but if you're an experienced professional its always not necessary unless you are trying to change or pivot your career into something new and relevant to your education.
@@nicolenyasha Thank you so much
Hi.
I’m from LinkedIn
Hello and welcome 😊
These are very well informing and helpful tips. New subscriber all the way from LinkedIn, I’d be super pleased to join your LinkedIn network, please do accept my connection request. 🙃🙃😊😊 , it would be a huge pleasure to learn from you. Thanks in advance 😊
Thank you very much Judith 😊
Never talk about your personal business in an interview. Keep it to your professional background and experience. Great info!
Yes, keep it strictly professional! Unless you really sense that they are warm and they bring it up first.
great
Thank you !
Thanks