How To Be LIKEABLE In An Interview | How To Sell Yourself In A Job Interview

With former CEO. In a Job Interview, to get selected, you often have to be the most likeable candidate. I give 3½ tips that will make you more likeable in job interviews, and get you hired.

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In this video, I discuss how to be likeable, how to be social, likeable, how to be likeable in an interview, likeability, how to be more social, how to be more likeable at work, how to sell yourself in a job interview, recruiters, hiring managers, how to get hired, how to get selected, how to pass a job interview, advice, recommendation, HR, selling yourself, personal branding, employment, careers, career development, social skills, personal development, technical skills, technical people, recruitment and selection, human capital, and answering your questions.

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[bretzajac]

I used several of your videos as training and landed a job. The best advice was to say, "i want this job". It took them by surprise.

[alexanderwright]

This must be why I got 2 job offers from separate companies right out of college haha 😅. I've always tried to bring a positive and happy vibe to the interview.

[Vayanovic]

I managed to get a job in a new technical field, without prior experience and without a bachelors degree. The odds were stacked against me, and your material gave me a boost, for sure. Nice work!

[IDrawToothpicks]

I did the 2nd tip already before my video interview I’m going to have Friday, I told them how professional and amazing their employees were at the store I applied to and the manager seemed to be very thrown off and proud that I said that! Like they were not expecting that. And he seemed very eager to get me to an interview! I spoke with a Verizon rep on the phone a couple days before that call, and after I told her I was waiting for an interview from the Verizon manager, she said “I think You already have the job!” Confidence boost through the roof :, D ! Thank you for your videos. Thank you !

[zanix]

Truly mentioned.. "They look trivial but have a huge impact" .. and its true.. Technical ppl needs to work on these skills much more

[VITDubya]

Sir I’ll have you know I’m an extroverted mechanical engineer. I’ll look at your shoes when speaking instead of my own!

Thank you for taking the time and making these videos! Your information has been very concise and beneficial!

[trivera]

I don’t know how your channel fell into my YouTube algorithm, but I’m glad it did. Great content. Subscribed!

[bular]

Thanks, I was going for an interview when you uploaded this video and I watched it in transit and I can tell you that after applying all the techniques you've been giving I finally controlled an interview section with so much confidence and belief in myself.
Thanks again sir this video wouldn't have come at a better time for me.
God bless you

[blankmedia]

Just want to say your tips have helped me prepare very well and opened up more opportunities. Thanks

[Mike-_v_]

TCE (The Companies Expert) helped me land employment. After learning from him to have some "stories" of accomplishments, or examples of stepping up, etc. for the questions portion of the interview...
My ability to "listen" seemed to capture my spot ...The interviewer opened up to me about a frustration in his work week... My response was "I can do that, how about scheduling me every Tuesday so I can handle that for you?"
Also applied his "be likable" (without being patronizing or as# kissing- my words not the TCE's)

[fionagallagher]

Such a good point about keeping confidence in check and not letting it become arrogance! Also love the subtle tips - the accommodating demeanour while answering questions

[nadeem]

I loved how you explained the reasons to smile. Everyone just suggests to smile without sharing the consequences of not smiling.

[Fade-ji]

you are right in hundred percent my neighbour does the same thing here he never smiled at me and i did everything to be friendly with him and i finally gave up on trying to be friendly with him

[archtroll]

more great tips.. thanksfully i inadvertently covered my bases and hit all 3 pointers in my last interviews.. now i gotta make sure i do it all the time. a lot of the time companies will be hiring because they are growing/expanding and short-handed. that is an easy thing to compliment on. "too many clients! what a great problem to have!"

[WojciechowskaAnna]

I have just discovered your channel and I am very impressed by depht of your observation, you are able to articulate things I somehow felt or observed but was not able to express it that accurately. You also say things that everyone is thinking.

[NJGhost]

Just wanted to say thanks for your videos. I subscribed months ago and used some of your techniques. Happy to say I completed my interviews and got offered the position. Thank you again for your knowledge and sharing.

[volkov]

Dear Bill. You do a great job, sharing this important experience. I want to thank you for what you are doing. It's really helpful for me. You are awesome!

[izarhoms]

I used your "smart answers" as ammo during my med, final interview & I been selected :) , ,, the first idea after I got the contract is to thanks you & now I am really looking to my next job interview after couple of years maybe to reuse these skills again :) :) :)

[percygilesiii]

I love your channel and content - you’re very likable!

[rfan]

Thank you so much for great videos Canada 🇨🇦