Great video, congrats Jen ! I realize that the employment world has become this cat and mouse game where no one is really honest in their answers / questions. The fact that we need to "fit in" these kinds of answers just because it's "expected" is mind-bogling to me. It feels like trying to "beat the game" instead of really putting forward who we are and what we really like. Oh well, we gotta fit in anyways.
Exactly what I keep saying. The labor market has turned us all into some deadbeat robots who have to keep stifling ourselves and brain just to fit into some specific "answers" they want to hear. It's insane and totally ba
Thank you Jenn for these invaluable tips about how to respond to interview questions. I recently accepted a job offer, and I believe it is because of the information that you provide in this video that made the difference. Prior to watching this video, I went on interviews only to be turned down. I was confused as to why I didn't get the job. After watching this video, I took notes and thought more about the organization I was applying to. I also researched the organization online. As a result, I was able to feel more confident during the interview. I was happy to learn that I was selected for the position. Thank you for your support. It really helped me.
Interviews would be so much easier if they were written or they allowed notes bc I freeze up with difficult questions even if I've already rehearsed answering it.
Can you please upload a video for those who have over 10 years experience being an unemployed recluse living in their mom's living room? Asking for a friend...
Jen, I wanted to let you know that I used your guide to streamline my answers for an interview two years ago. I got the job immediately! Looking through this video again to prep for another interview I have today. Thank you so much!
I have a job interview tomorrow and after watching this video I realised how hard it actually is to pass an interview, no way in hell I can come up with such sophisticated responses to such questions. I will still turn up but I will fail so hard if they expect strong answers from me, God help me!!! LOL
This is very helpful but, because I tend to take jobs that I have experience in, yet have goals outside of these jobs, how can I answer the proverbial question: "Where do you see yourself in five years?" I have an interview for a part time receptionist position tomorrow, and though I do really like the fact that it is a company that focuses on wellness, I would actually like to take more writing courses, and I have goals to do something creative. I don't want to end up as a receptionist. For me, right now, I am taking survival jobs. Should I focus on my interest in the field of health, wellness and the healing arts?
Great question, Rose. For these "survival jobs," ask yourself what skills or experiences you might be acquiring from them that might help you in obtaining a career in your interests in the future. Then, in your answer you can focus on how you want to be in a future role or industry (without being specific) where you can utilize skill/experience X,Y, and Z, and how this job for which you are interviewing will allow you to acquire skill/experience X, Y, and Z. You can find more tips on answering this question here - indeedhi.re/3l4uYbw. -CC
Perhaps by choosing a company with good values, it also be important to consider the ethical means to you which they aquire the funds to pay their accounts on time. It's one thing to reflect in a good way by paying suppliers and staff on time and another matter on the means of how the funds became available to make all the necessary payment. Just saying
Someone once told me to try and turn the interview around - ask THEM lots of questions - people love to talk about themselves! They will like you for being interested in them and you actually avoided some of the harder questions. Right now I cannot answer the where do you see yourself in 5 years - RETIREMENT!
Same here on the '5 years' question. I feel that honesty is always best but at the same time I feel that I'm backed into a corner and a wrong answer could be severely limiting.
I am on the interviewing path again after 3 years and although Jenn's vid is great and useful advice, I had forgotten about the little gem you mentioned! It's so true, if you go blank, asking them a question can give you time you take a deep breath and reset, and remember the answer you rehearsed so many times! This is true, people do love talking about themselves! Thanks?
Hi Deejay! Have you tried applying to remote positions? Check out this video on some remote jobs you could work with no past experience needed: ruclips.net/video/ztG-GNT0pWQ/видео.html
Wow, company's benefit of helping you pay off student loans is definitely not a good reason to work for a company and should definitely not be something you mention in an interview.
Now I realized why I never passed any interviews yet. Anyhow, Jesus died for your sins and He wants you to be with Him eternally in heaven for soon He will return as a judge and not as a Savior anymore. Jesus died for your sins and paid for you. You only have to repent and accept Him as your personal Savior and Lord. Romans 10:9 If you declare/confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believing in your whole heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved. [ Say that loud on your prayer+ repent from your sins and accept Jesus in your heart ]
I cannot focus watching this as the camera is looking up into her nose, and she got some stuff around her there. And then she does this too-frequent twitches that I find distracting. Sorry.
Great video, congrats Jen ! I realize that the employment world has become this cat and mouse game where no one is really honest in their answers / questions. The fact that we need to "fit in" these kinds of answers just because it's "expected" is mind-bogling to me. It feels like trying to "beat the game" instead of really putting forward who we are and what we really like. Oh well, we gotta fit in anyways.
Exactly what I keep saying. The labor market has turned us all into some deadbeat robots who have to keep stifling ourselves and brain just to fit into some specific "answers" they want to hear. It's insane and totally ba
Thank you Jenn for these invaluable tips about how to respond to interview questions. I recently accepted a job offer, and I believe it is because of the information that you provide in this video that made the difference. Prior to watching this video, I went on interviews only to be turned down. I was confused as to why I didn't get the job. After watching this video, I took notes and thought more about the organization I was applying to. I also researched the organization online. As a result, I was able to feel more confident during the interview. I was happy to learn that I was selected for the position. Thank you for your support. It really helped me.
Thats what we are here for! Glad to hear we could be of help to you.
Interviews would be so much easier if they were written or they allowed notes bc I freeze up with difficult questions even if I've already rehearsed answering it.
Im 52 years old and I freeze up also. It's a common thing for all of us, so frustrating tho!
Can you please upload a video for those who have over 10 years experience being an unemployed recluse living in their mom's living room? Asking for a friend...
Instead of using experience , you can use skill. So are there any activities you’ve done in place of work? Like volunteering, or any self studying?
Q: why do you want to work here?
A: uhh, i need money to buy food so i can survive...
I agree, lol
This method seems much more efficient & extremely more helpful! I will make sure to use this for future job interviews! Amazing Jenn, thank you! :)
I wanted to say thank you! I watched your videos (not exactly sure which one) but landed a promotion!! Thank you so much!!!
Glad we could be of help, congratulations!
Jen, I wanted to let you know that I used your guide to streamline my answers for an interview two years ago. I got the job immediately! Looking through this video again to prep for another interview I have today. Thank you so much!
That is awesome to hear! If you need additional tips, check out our interview playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PL6qIzGkkiXFEnk5z4yNFgz4CrLyOeHH7s
Jen, you're an angel who saves me from doing nothing...Thank you, sweetie
Great set of videos that help you preparing yourself for an interview! Well done, Jenn and Indeed!
Thanks so much, Daniel! Glad it was helpful. -CC
Thank you Jane the virgin for teaching me to how to succeed in an interview
I have a job interview tomorrow and after watching this video I realised how hard it actually is to pass an interview, no way in hell I can come up with such sophisticated responses to such questions. I will still turn up but I will fail so hard if they expect strong answers from me, God help me!!! LOL
ditto
How did it go?
actually yes, how did you go with the interview?
@@musicyouneed4726 I got a job offer 2 days ago, what about yourself?
@@SkromnitsaKrasotka hey congrats on the job offer skromnitsa!
Fantasic content! Really useful tips for my next interview. Thank you!!!
That's really helpful. Thank you so much for these precious tips
You're so welcome! -CC
Thank you! Your videos helped me land the job! 🎉
Really helpful, thanks Jen for sharing this.
Glad it was helpful! -CC
Thank you so much. It was very constructive and I could tailor it for my own situation :-)
Glad it was helpful! -CC
Really really helpful, thanks indeed ❤️
You’re welcome! 😊 -CC
Can you please upload one video for administrative officer interview and answers
Thank you for your sharing, very good for new graduates
Glad you found it helpful! -CC
This is very helpful but, because I tend to take jobs that I have experience in, yet have goals outside of these jobs, how can I answer the proverbial question: "Where do you see yourself in five years?" I have an interview for a part time receptionist position tomorrow, and though I do really like the fact that it is a company that focuses on wellness, I would actually like to take more writing courses, and I have goals to do something creative. I don't want to end up as a receptionist. For me, right now, I am taking survival jobs. Should I focus on my interest in the field of health, wellness and the healing arts?
Great question, Rose. For these "survival jobs," ask yourself what skills or experiences you might be acquiring from them that might help you in obtaining a career in your interests in the future. Then, in your answer you can focus on how you want to be in a future role or industry (without being specific) where you can utilize skill/experience X,Y, and Z, and how this job for which you are interviewing will allow you to acquire skill/experience X, Y, and Z. You can find more tips on answering this question here - indeedhi.re/3l4uYbw. -CC
Thanks this is awesome!
very helpful. Thank you
You're welcome! -CC
These are great tips!!! Thanks!
JENN THANK YOU SO MUCH
Mehari, you are so welcome!
This makes me suicidal.. I just want a job and income!!
Very helpful! Thank you
You're welcome! -CC
Thanks ❤
Great video thank you very helpful!
You're welcome! -CC
very useful --thank you
You are welcome! -CC
The video needs to help us more than this
Perhaps by choosing a company with good values, it also be important to consider the ethical means to you which they aquire the funds to pay their accounts on time. It's one thing to reflect in a good way by paying suppliers and staff on time and another matter on the means of how the funds became available to make all the necessary payment.
Just saying
Thanks for sharing
You're welcome! -CC
@@Indeed it’s my pleasure
Basically, job interviews are like a school test. Memorize and spit it out to the interviewer...
Isn’t that the truth. I’ve been failing here recently. Interviews
Makes the whole thing seem pointless
It’s bullshit
Such helpful content. Why does every sentence end in vocal fry though? 🤨
Lol Yeah😅
Awesome, thank you
You're welcome! -CC
Someone once told me to try and turn the interview around - ask THEM lots of questions - people love to talk about themselves! They will like you for being interested in them and you actually avoided some of the harder questions. Right now I cannot answer the where do you see yourself in 5 years - RETIREMENT!
Same here on the '5 years' question. I feel that honesty is always best but at the same time I feel that I'm backed into a corner and a wrong answer could be severely limiting.
I am on the interviewing path again after 3 years and although Jenn's vid is great and useful advice, I had forgotten about the little gem you mentioned! It's so true, if you go blank, asking them a question can give you time you take a deep breath and reset, and remember the answer you rehearsed so many times! This is true, people do love talking about themselves! Thanks?
But it has great tips
Can you pls upload one video for dental hygienist or assistant interview and answers? Thanks
Awesome video I would like to offer a lot more
Why do you move your head forward constantly?...What does it mean?
It means "Get me the out of this video. It feels so fake and awkward."
lol. I noticed that too. the other thing that distracted me was her eyes moving around why reading the script. helpful info though
Never admit a weakness. Turn it around to be a positive attribute.
I love the help, but hate the dance we all have to face when interviews come around. I think the whole process should be changed tbh.
I've been looking for a job in California for 4months and still no interview what should I do
Hi Deejay! Have you tried applying to remote positions? Check out this video on some remote jobs you could work with no past experience needed: ruclips.net/video/ztG-GNT0pWQ/видео.html
Indeed just keeps sending me to all these other sites that require so much data entry it is frustrating for real
Hi Bonnie, we'd like to hear more about your concerns. Please feel free to message us at socialcare@indeed.com. -CC
I love the video, but I think you spoke a little too fast. Though, it was still helpful.
blud said 6 💀💀💀
anyways thx really aprecciate it
She is sooooooo pretty.
The wording is off
Wow, company's benefit of helping you pay off student loans is definitely not a good reason to work for a company and should definitely not be something you mention in an interview.
I agreed that these are common interview questions but the answer are not really. Answer more suitable for professional role
10 years of experience really? no wonder us fresh graduates cant get a job
Now I realized why I never passed any interviews yet. Anyhow, Jesus died for your sins and He wants you to be with Him eternally in heaven for soon He will return as a judge and not as a Savior anymore. Jesus died for your sins and paid for you.
You only have to repent and accept Him as your personal Savior and Lord.
Romans 10:9
If you declare/confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believing in your whole heart that God raised him from the dead you will be saved.
[ Say that loud on your prayer+ repent from your sins and accept Jesus in your heart ]
I cannot focus watching this as the camera is looking up into her nose, and she got some stuff around her there. And then she does this too-frequent twitches that I find distracting. Sorry.
women moment
But it has great tips