Executive Job Interview Tips: 3 Keys to Getting a Senior Role

Executive Job Interview Tips: 3 Keys to Getting a Senior Role

--------------------
SUMMARY
--------------------
Join career expert and award-winning author Andrew LaCivita as he discusses Executive Job Interview Tips: 3 Keys to Getting a Senior Role!

What's happening when you're job interviewing? You exchange information. You need to have the right responses to the employer’s questions. You need to ask good questions. You need the right background. You need to impress.

1. It’s about their future, not your past.

You need to get the interviewers, the most senior interviewers, thinking into the future. If you can't get them to imagine what their life will be like and what their company will look like with you there, you'll never get hired.

2. Leaders are inclusive and inspiring.

You need to be the high tide that lifts all the boats. Leaders build more leaders. They don't build more followers.

You need to show them you're great at inspiring and inclusive. You're great at building teams.

3. Stay away from one-and-done questions because then you’ll be done.

Specifically, I mean asking a great question, then receiving their response, and then moving on to the next question. That's the big mistake!

The message you're sending to them is that you are a puddle skipper. You are not somebody who's digging deep to get information and collecting it all. You're not well researched. You’re not digging deep enough to get the information you need to make a good decision.

--------------------
📚 FREE JOB INTERVIEW BOOK
--------------------
Make sure to get your FREE INTERVIEW INTERVENTION Hardcover, ebook, and audiobook while supplies last!

--------------------
MORE RELATED VIDEOS & WEBINARS
--------------------

ATTENDEES GET MY FREE EBOOK ACE ANY JOB INTERVIEW: Master the Best Answers to the 14 Most Effective Job Interview Questions!

ATTENDEES GET MY FREE EBOOK ACE ANY JOB INTERVIEW: Master the Best Answers to the 14 Most Effective Job Interview Questions!

ATTENDEES GET MY FREE RESUME TEMPLATE + CONTENT BUILDER!

--------------------
CONNECT WITH ANDREW
--------------------

--------------------
ABOUT ANDREW
--------------------

Andrew LaCivita is an internationally recognized executive recruiter, award-winning author, trainer, and founder and chief executive officer of milewalk and the milewalk Academy. He’s dedicated his career to helping people and companies realize their potential, consulting to more than two hundred organizations and counseling more than eleven thousand individuals. He often serves as a trusted media resource and is the award-winning author of Interview Intervention, Out of Reach but in Sight, and The Hiring Prophecies.

--------------------
ABOUT TIPS FOR WORK AND LIFE®
--------------------

Tips for Work and Life® is a weekly careers, hiring, and motivational show full of helpful job search strategies, career management and acceleration tactics, recruitment techniques, and self-help aids with the award-winning author, career coach, and trainer Andrew LaCivita. Tips for Work and Life® has been cited by several sources as a Top 5 Careers and HR Blog. Andrew includes these 3-15 minute multicast shows as part of his blog and podcast.

#milewalkacademy
#executiveinterview
#jobinterview
#careercoach
#careercoaching
#interviewintervention

[andylacivita]

Hey Everyone, This video is now open for business! I hope you enjoy it! Let me know your biggest job interview struggles. I'm happy to help and wish you lots of luck in your interviews!

[wojak]

Thanks I had a interview for a CFO position of a fortune 500 company yesterday and landed the job, really appreciated

[bangmachiv]

1. Show how you are going to improve business
2. Give feeling that you being hired means motivated/uplifted employees. That is you are inclusive - refer other people's insight- ideas, your thoughts, keep writing.
3.Asking great questions, that does not lead to dead end answer, else you are dead end. If you don't have follow up questions - shows lack researching and depth skills.

[Emptyfridge-nysz]

Awesome video. I watched this before my interview and I got the role! I start at McDonald's on Monday.

[amifleming]

Thank you so much for this. I am not applying for an executive position but simply an office manager role and being prepared is always #1 for me. the information you gave out in the video is definitely useful in any situation but prepares you to be a professional. I love it!

[gixxerrydder]

Excellent information shared throughout the channel. Interviewed for a senior role and negotiated to a top salary using information shared here. Thank you.

[gowrishankar]

Thank you, Andrew, for the excellent advice. I love that tip to talk about the future. That’s what we do as the leaders of the company. However, often we are caught on bragging about ourselves what we did in the past vs. how we can work together to tackle some of their pain points or achieving their goals. A great tip! I am glad I found your channel a couple of days ago😊. I have been listening to all of your videos nonstop, and it boosts my confidence level. I am planning to relocate to another country and if you can direct me to the right video would be much appreciated. Thank you again, Andrew

[lauralin]

Just bought the book. Thank you for sharing. It's not easy to find concise and effective interview tips for senior job seekers. Your tips are inspiring.

[hybridnotes]

Thank you much! I am interviewing for an executive position for the first time and I have found this video really helpful.

[jacquirathner]

Your info is priceless & generous- it’s already helped me as I’m in the search /run up for executive positions- thank you from Australia -dual US citizen

[xt.]

Andrew, this might be the most helpful interview tip I've ever seen. Bravo!

[ShesThe_]

Good Advice. I have an interview tomorrow with the CEO and the COO. So the information given was good however I feel like I did all of those things today...One of the interviewers today was MD. She advised me to just be myself and do what I did today which was most of what you explained in your video. Thanks.

[theofus]

Wow, this is impressive. I need to incorporate this approach (3 must-do's) the next time I interview. I can see it being very compelling for an interviewer.

[leandroseccoblanc]

This vídeo is great!! I got the job in Big part thanks to it!! Keep up the good work Andrew!!

[lianorasmith]

This is great! This completely reinforces what I've learned and ultimately got me hired in the past! Thank you for posting.

[hajnika]

I applied this technique for the first time in my most recent interview for a senior role but it seems I am not getting the 2nd interview even as I felt the interview went well...I've always held back in the past in being future focused and how I would solve a situation because I'm a prior business owner and mindful not to come across as not being able to transition to a more subordinate role and coming off as someone who feels I know what they need without being in the position first. Thanks always for the tips. Looking forward to your interview tips book arriving soon!

[daliamichail]

In the interviews I’ve been in I found it difficult to take them into the future! I’m bombarded with one question after the other that I barely can give my example alas taking them into the future lol

[nishantvpatel]

Brilliant insights - it's been a long while since I have received such practical and impactful tips for interviewing. Thank you, Andrew!

[bartking]

I'm preparing a round 2 phone interview of a banking company this week. Wish me best luck. Thanks.

[mflynn]

I have a phone interview in 20 min for GM Hotel. Only little AGM exp but have over 15 yrs hotel exp from all over N. America...wish me luck!