Folks, so happy to bring you this video on confidence! Confidence is not about knowing everything. It's about how you portray yourself. Enjoy the video and let me know what you need!
@@lamarwilliams5495 I shot an entire video on this. check out how to build the ultimate professional resume. there is also a great resume playlist on my channel!
Hi Andrew, I just got a job offer yesterday after binge-watching all your interview videos and applying your techniques. THANK YOU! You are a rock star
This is the biggest thing holding me back. My experience is legit and my resume is legit but if you can’t sell yourself you don’t come across as the real deal
Hi andrew! I wanted to say Thank you for all these amazing videos that you do! I watched several and followed all of your tips and suggestions and I GOT THE JOB!! Not only did I get it But they offered me $25k more than expected!! From the bottom of my heart 🙏🙏🙏 Thank you again!!
Thank you Andrew. These videos are excellent, they give top tips, they are motivating, and they are helping so many of us achieve our career goals right now. You are a star.
Hello Andrew, Thank you so much for all your great content. After many hours of studying your videos, I felt prepared for the job interview process. With your help, I received a job offer on the spot at the interview! Without your videos, I don’t think this would have happened. Thanks again👍
Wow you have a great channel! I'm in a job search and working on my confidence. One thing that helped me was not to overprepare for specific questions, but rather work on my approach to answering things I don't know. I'm glad you talked a lot about this in the video because it's something I still can work on more.
Andrew thank you man! Pat here and I just wanted to say. Keeping this kind of information pertinent and at hand and at the forefront of my mind is really helpful for what I’m doing off camera in my business life
It’s freaky that I was thinking about watching a video of yours about boosting confidence in a job interview. It was top of the list in my recommended and you just posted it.
Thank you so so so much for this. I have a job interview tomorrow morning in an industry i have zero experience in. Even though i know i can do the job my nerves have been killing me. Needed this video. Thanks for this Andy. Love from South Africa
@@andylacivita I spent the last 2 weeks watching your videos. Yesterday at 5am I finally emailed my resume to the 1 company I'm most interested in. I had a response at 9am to schedule a phone interview. I did the phone interview at 4pm, it went great. Today supposed to be more interviews involving other supervisors. The job is 600 miles away from where I live now.(I'm wanting to move my family and I to my home town) You are a very knowledgeable & inspirational. You're also a great teacher, you have a way of simplifying complicated issues. By the way I'm a blue collar worker in the HVAC/R trades. So I had to kinda transfer what you teach pertaining to a more white collar environment over to a blue collar environment. Thanks again for being so generous.
I do all the time things that I have not done before. I am an architect. For example, one time my project was to make plans for the children's hospital. I had not done any hospitals before. Now I did, successfully. I study almost all other hospitals in my country; I studied what are the needs of the new hospitals, I studied hospitals in Europe and in the US, I went to all the seminars on medicine where the doctors talked about new needs in hospitals and new methods etc. From that all I made conclusions for my plans, also, of course, talked with my clients who represented the hospital. I also talked with other architects who have planned hospitals and who had experience with the process. One other time, I worked as an event coordinator for a one-weekend seminar for engineers and architects. One of my tasks was to find sponsors! Guess how many times architects try to find sponsors? Never, it is not part of our education. But I did it. I had a list of phone numbers and I made phone calls every day. I have never liked selling or asking for money, but I did it. I do not actually know, what it could be that could be too difficult for me. Ok, if someone asks me to go to the Moon in the rocket, I'd probably say "No, thank you!"
Andy, watched upwards of 2 hours of videos the past few weeks (PUT A NUMBER ON IT) and I’m going into my second round of interviews with a nice opportunity in accounting. Ur a gentlemen and a scholar.
Some great tips. I had second interview 2 1/2 weeks ago with the same company. Felt confident that everything went well. Set a thank you that evening. Have set 2 emails and called the interviewer to follow up and set the owner a LinkedIn message. Haven't heard a peep from them. They are a very very small company. Like I said I thought it went well. You think at least they would email back and say sorry we went with another candidate.
I love your videos, they’re honestly soo helpful. I went for an interview today however I didn’t get the job I applied for. Instead they offered me another job at the organisation as they were impressed and thought I was better at another role- is that a good sign?
Thank you Andrew for these excellent and helpful Pro-Tips. What’s the right answer for this question? What’s is your individual contribution to the company? Except what services or technology or projects you implemented/successfully completed. Thank you.
Hi Andy! Today I've just been to a Zoom interview. It hasn't been the first experience of mine when I found myself emotionally influenced by the interviewer's attitude. When an interviewer is cold, didactic and dry, it breaks my confidence and my answering becomes non-liquid, especially when that interviewer just rattles the information off at the beginning of a conversation. Do you have some concrete advice how to handle it? Greetings from Budapest, Hungary!
Victoria. It’s on the milewalkacademy.com. I have multiple books but the one you want is interview intervention. I give you the hardcover ebook and Audiobook free if you chip in a few bucks for the packaging.
Hi mr. Andrew thanks for all the videos what websites do you recommend for job search? I have used indeed and i had to stop using it because i got call everyday from different people and have been in a lot of fake interviews and not job offer thanks.
Katy, I recommend my job search challenge. check the recent videos and approach it that way. there is a 30 minute video on youtube that'll walk you thru what I suggest.
Check out my top 5 questions to ask video. Also, If you grab the interview Intervention book package for seven dollars, you get the e-book the audiobook the hardcover and you also get an extra e-book called how to interview the employer: 75 great questions to ask before you take any job. Just head to the Milewalk Academy website and it’s right up top. Good luck!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 😃 Being confident in job interviews involves mastering different phases, including self-description and answering popular interview questions. 01:50 🤔 When faced with questions about areas you lack experience, focus on positive reactions, emphasize what you can do, and explain how you quickly learn and adapt. 03:15 👍 Display a positive initial reaction, smile, and lean in when addressing questions about unfamiliar topics. 06:27 🙅♀️ Avoid negative body language like looking away, cowering, leaning back, or excessive fidgeting, as these undermine your confident demeanor. 08:46 📚 Focus on what you know and have learned, draw parallels with other experiences, and describe how you quickly adapt and learn new skills. 09:41 💪 Express enthusiasm for encountering new challenges, emphasizing that learning and growth are integral to your approach. 11:07 🙅♂️ Avoid negative behaviors like looking away, slouching, cowering, stalling, or excessive fidgeting, as they diminish your confident image. 13:00 💡 Apply the described formula to confidently handle questions about lacking specific experience, showcasing your adaptability and positive mindset. Made with HARPA AI
Hey Andrew, awesome content as always! A lot of interviews take place on the phone nowadays. It would be great if you can make a video on this. Thank you!
Folks! It's easy to be confident in interviews when you know your stuff! What about when you're not sure of the answer? Check out the video and learn how to crush it when that happens! And, make sure to lemme know what you need and SUB to the channel so you don't miss the new videos weekly and live shows!
Folks, so happy to bring you this video on confidence! Confidence is not about knowing everything. It's about how you portray yourself. Enjoy the video and let me know what you need!
How to write a resume step by step
@@lamarwilliams5495 I shot an entire video on this. check out how to build the ultimate professional resume. there is also a great resume playlist on my channel!
Andrew: Do you have any information or tips on Lunch interviews with Partners/Executives??
Hi Andrew,
I just got a job offer yesterday after binge-watching all your interview videos and applying your techniques. THANK YOU! You are a rock star
Congrats on your new job i am watching all his videos so i can land a dream job too thanks for sharing.
Outstanding to hear Agustina!!!! Congrats!!!!
I got rejected... she said I'm immature 🤣
They help for sure
That's exactly I need Andrew, because you can speak English you don't have the technique 😭😭😭
I don't have it though 😔!
This is the biggest thing holding me back. My experience is legit and my resume is legit but if you can’t sell yourself you don’t come across as the real deal
I wished I had watched this video before my interview! SO helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Of all the interview coaches on youtube - Andrew - you are really a cut above the rest - thank you
So appreciate that Michael. Thank YOU and so glad you enjoy the content!
Thank you, Andy. You're constantly helps me to concentrate myself and structure the thoughts before the interview
You're welcome Yelena!
As always, great advice! I found out early in June I was being laid off. Using advice from your book and a lot of your videos, I got an offer today.
Love to hear it Jonathan!!
Thank you. Talk about what I know. Big interviews coming up.....😀
You got this!
Hi andrew! I wanted to say Thank you for all these amazing videos that you do! I watched several and followed all of your tips and suggestions and I GOT THE JOB!!
Not only did I get it But they offered me $25k more than expected!!
From the bottom of my heart 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you again!!
Big congratulations Phoenix!!!!
Thank you Andrew. These videos are excellent, they give top tips, they are motivating, and they are helping so many of us achieve our career goals right now. You are a star.
Glad you like them!!!
With all the science behind interviewing im amazed HR still hires the wrong people who legit sleep at their desks.
Remember, hiring is still done by people, many of whom are inexperienced and untrained.
Hello Andrew, Thank you so much for all your great content. After many hours of studying your videos, I felt prepared for the job interview process. With your help, I received a job offer on the spot at the interview! Without your videos, I don’t think this would have happened. Thanks again👍
John Macbeth John! Outstanding news and this is what I love to wake up to. So glad for you and I’m happy I could help a bit. Big 🥳 congrats!
Wow you have a great channel! I'm in a job search and working on my confidence. One thing that helped me was not to overprepare for specific questions, but rather work on my approach to answering things I don't know. I'm glad you talked a lot about this in the video because it's something I still can work on more.
Wonderful and great to have you on the channel!
All your videos are super helpful. Even if I know these things already, the insights you offer are extremely valuable. Thank you very much!
You're so welcome!
You are flawless and a natural, Andrew! Happy Holidays!
Holly, even I have to disagree with you on the flawless part. LOLOLOL. You are too kind and I'll take the compliment in stride. Thank YOU for that. :)
Super helpful, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Andrew thank you man! Pat here and I just wanted to say. Keeping this kind of information pertinent and at hand and at the forefront of my mind is really helpful for what I’m doing off camera in my business life
Great to hear it!!
I’m so glad you do what you do and you share with us. Thank you so so much
You are so welcome
Thanks this is a big help for me
Great to hear it Katy!!
It’s freaky that I was thinking about watching a video of yours about boosting confidence in a job interview. It was top of the list in my recommended and you just posted it.
LOL. Love it!!!!
Thank you so so so much for this. I have a job interview tomorrow morning in an industry i have zero experience in. Even though i know i can do the job my nerves have been killing me. Needed this video. Thanks for this Andy. Love from South Africa
This is gold! Thank you!
You’re welcome Jen!
A lot of great FREE information from this guy, THANKS
You’re so welcome!!
@@andylacivita I spent the last 2 weeks watching your videos. Yesterday at 5am I finally emailed my resume to the 1 company I'm most interested in. I had a response at 9am to schedule a phone interview. I did the phone interview at 4pm, it went great. Today supposed to be more interviews involving other supervisors. The job is 600 miles away from where I live now.(I'm wanting to move my family and I to my home town) You are a very knowledgeable & inspirational. You're also a great teacher, you have a way of simplifying complicated issues. By the way I'm a blue collar worker in the HVAC/R trades. So I had to kinda transfer what you teach pertaining to a more white collar environment over to a blue collar environment. Thanks again for being so generous.
I do all the time things that I have not done before. I am an architect. For example, one time my project was to make plans for the children's hospital. I had not done any hospitals before. Now I did, successfully. I study almost all other hospitals in my country; I studied what are the needs of the new hospitals, I studied hospitals in Europe and in the US, I went to all the seminars on medicine where the doctors talked about new needs in hospitals and new methods etc. From that all I made conclusions for my plans, also, of course, talked with my clients who represented the hospital. I also talked with other architects who have planned hospitals and who had experience with the process.
One other time, I worked as an event coordinator for a one-weekend seminar for engineers and architects. One of my tasks was to find sponsors! Guess how many times architects try to find sponsors? Never, it is not part of our education. But I did it. I had a list of phone numbers and I made phone calls every day. I have never liked selling or asking for money, but I did it.
I do not actually know, what it could be that could be too difficult for me. Ok, if someone asks me to go to the Moon in the rocket, I'd probably say "No, thank you!"
Well said! Thanks for sharing.
great. simply be confident of what you know..
and what you don't. yet to get there and apply the formula. that is simple. thanks Andrew
You’re welcome Sid!!
Andy, watched upwards of 2 hours of videos the past few weeks (PUT A NUMBER ON IT) and I’m going into my second round of interviews with a nice opportunity in accounting. Ur a gentlemen and a scholar.
Thanks and good luck Jacob!
Did you get it?
You're incredible! These are helpful for upcoming bonuses and raises too!!!
So nice of you to say! Thank YOU! What’s your first name so I know?!?
@@andylacivita My first name is Janet
Some great tips. I had second interview 2 1/2 weeks ago with the same company. Felt confident that everything went well. Set a thank you that evening. Have set 2 emails and called the interviewer to follow up and set the owner a LinkedIn message. Haven't heard a peep from them. They are a very very small company. Like I said I thought it went well. You think at least they would email back and say sorry we went with another candidate.
You would think they would and they should. If they don't, you KNOW it's not a good place for you if that's the way they treat people!
I just bought my copy of the interview intervention. Thanks Andrew!
Yeah!!
going to an interview and will come back to give an update. wish me luck guys.
I love your videos, they’re honestly soo helpful. I went for an interview today however I didn’t get the job I applied for. Instead they offered me another job at the organisation as they were impressed and thought I was better at another role- is that a good sign?
Heck yes!!!
Thank you
Thank you so much Andy!
You're so welcome!
Wao, your contents is pure gold. Every single teaching knocks it out of the park. I really appreciate your mentoring. Kind regards, Andy.
Glad you enjoy it. I'm here for ya Jimmy!
So grateful
So happy!!
Thank you for the helpful video.
You’re so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing the video about the confidence! It's so useful & inspiring! I believe I am become more confident now~
Glad you liked it Chin!
Great as usual!!
Thanks so much Marta!
Such a great video, thanks Andy!
You’re so welcome!!!
Thank you Andrew for these excellent and helpful Pro-Tips. What’s the right answer for this question? What’s is your individual contribution to the company? Except what services or technology or projects you implemented/successfully completed. Thank you.
There is no single answer to that question Manoj. You simply need to highlight the value you created!
Absolute great advice. Thanks Andy!
So glad you liked it!’
@@andylacivita to realize its all about how you react, makes sense to me
This is gold, ...thank you
You’re welcome!!
Another great video, enjoy your videos.
Glad you like them!
Hi Andy! Today I've just been to a Zoom interview. It hasn't been the first experience of mine when I found myself emotionally influenced by the interviewer's attitude. When an interviewer is cold, didactic and dry, it breaks my confidence and my answering becomes non-liquid, especially when that interviewer just rattles the information off at the beginning of a conversation. Do you have some concrete advice how to handle it?
Greetings from Budapest, Hungary!
What if you have lived the experieces but you don't remember the stories because you go through work on autopilot?
One of the best yet! I'm buying your book! Thank you! :-) P.S. It's not listed in your RUclips store. Guess I'll check Amazon.
Victoria. It’s on the milewalkacademy.com. I have multiple books but the one you want is interview intervention. I give you the hardcover ebook and Audiobook free if you chip in a few bucks for the packaging.
Would be nice if you give exampla of Q and A
Thanks for the suggestion. I have more on tips that can help will confidence in this video, Job Interview Confidence: Boost Yours with These Protips.
Hi mr. Andrew thanks for all the videos what websites do you recommend for job search? I have used indeed and i had to stop using it because i got call everyday from different people and have been in a lot of fake interviews and not job offer thanks.
Katy, I recommend my job search challenge. check the recent videos and approach it that way. there is a 30 minute video on youtube that'll walk you thru what I suggest.
did 4 interviews today at amazon loop….not sure how i did … final one is monday …. any tips on what i should ask ??
Check out my top 5 questions to ask video. Also, If you grab the interview Intervention book package for seven dollars, you get the e-book the audiobook the hardcover and you also get an extra e-book called how to interview the employer: 75 great questions to ask before you take any job. Just head to the Milewalk Academy website and it’s right up top. Good luck!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 😃 Being confident in job interviews involves mastering different phases, including self-description and answering popular interview questions.
01:50 🤔 When faced with questions about areas you lack experience, focus on positive reactions, emphasize what you can do, and explain how you quickly learn and adapt.
03:15 👍 Display a positive initial reaction, smile, and lean in when addressing questions about unfamiliar topics.
06:27 🙅♀️ Avoid negative body language like looking away, cowering, leaning back, or excessive fidgeting, as these undermine your confident demeanor.
08:46 📚 Focus on what you know and have learned, draw parallels with other experiences, and describe how you quickly adapt and learn new skills.
09:41 💪 Express enthusiasm for encountering new challenges, emphasizing that learning and growth are integral to your approach.
11:07 🙅♂️ Avoid negative behaviors like looking away, slouching, cowering, stalling, or excessive fidgeting, as they diminish your confident image.
13:00 💡 Apply the described formula to confidently handle questions about lacking specific experience, showcasing your adaptability and positive mindset.
Made with HARPA AI
☺️📝❤️
Hey Andrew, awesome content as always! A lot of interviews take place on the phone nowadays. It would be great if you can make a video on this. Thank you!
Great to here! Dalia, check out this video on my RUclips, 6 Big Questions to Ask the Recruiter in a Job Interview Screen.
Folks! It's easy to be confident in interviews when you know your stuff! What about when you're not sure of the answer? Check out the video and learn how to crush it when that happens! And, make sure to lemme know what you need and SUB to the channel so you don't miss the new videos weekly and live shows!
Why is it I get really nervous if I over prepare but when I just use bullet points it’s more natural ugh