Information Technology Interview Tips - The Interview

Congrats, you've made it to the interview process. Check out a few helpful tips and tricks provided in this video to make your interview stand out.

If you have comments and questions please leave them below and I will get back to you.

This is just a "quick" video on the Information Technology interview process and what you can expect.

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[tabliqatchi]

This is one of the videos I watched on YouTube before taking my IT interview a few days ago, and I absolutely nailed it!
There were 6 interviewers in the room, and in the end, they told me I didn't have to wait for the result, because I was accepted!
Thank you!

[fjames]

Got an interview in 12 hours. I’m nervous but this helped calm me a bit

[juniefermesias]

I like your advice. I am also a recruiter and I conduct interview in our project. Sometimes I look past on the technical because I know it can be learned and I am most interested on their enthusiasm and response attitude.

[Jchillin]

If you don't know the answer in the interview, BE HONEST! I just had a technical interview at the beginning of the month. It was about 20 questions. I stressed my self afterwards because I didn't know 3 or 4. I got a call back and they said I had done an amazing job regardless. Just something to keep in mind

[endohjuliusambe]

Thank you sir, I think you just simplify the IT interview expectation. You brought things down to earth. I wish my future interview comes this simple. Great tips !!!

[meathacker]

Just did my second tech interview and have been waiting in agony for a callback. I've been thinking the whole time about how it went. This video really made me feel better. I'm going to do lots of these and the point is to learn from it and move on. If I don't get the job it just might be that someone better got it, or someone's nephew lol.

[chewie]

The interview featuring seth rogan's brother

[itspaintosee]

You're like an IT Seth Rogen. Chill Dude! Thanks for the help!

[PoopLoop]

This video has helped me a bit, I think. I've been putting out applications to places like crazy the past couple weeks for my first IT helpdesk position, and a few of them are on hiring managers desks, waiting for interview calls, I think this video will help me do better at answering their questions, and hopefully, give me a better shot at the job, thank you!

[tsamsiyu]

IT Interview tomorrow at 3pm. This helped, thanks.

[icruiseme]

"Don't get discourage" excellent advice dear Sir.

[america_xyz]

Awesome video filled with so much wisdom and someone who knows what is talking about a true IT professional. Thank you

[shtym]

Thank you for this encouraging video. Going through this process of interviews now. I was discouraged thinking I wasn't fit for IT at one time.

[katr]

I have sat on a few of the interviews as a panel. Most of the time, we select a candidate for the job is based on their personality and how they will work well with the existing clients we support. Most interviewees are totally qualified for the job based on the resume. Thus, it is not about that they are not qualified like you said, they already landed the job interview. :) with interview practice, the interviewee can show more of their "natural" personality.

[JohnWinters_]

I have an interview for an IT Support Analyst position in 1 hour! This video has encouraged me a lot. Thank you!

[alienkid]

Thanks for the confidence boost as I transition from my internship to looking for a proper job!

[williamdavis]

Hi Zac, I recently graduated from technical college with 3.97 GPA I studied IT help desk support specialist which was total of 45 credits, I did total of 51 credits. So I have taken courses from Apple, windows, office, etc. I did a paid internship my final semester. I just interview for a part time Geek squad advance repair technician. You talk about your verbal thought process that is my weakness, lack experience in customer service, speaking on phone is another weakness. My problem is verbalizing what my skills are, I tend to answer 1-2 word answers vs to giving examples of my intern work experiencs or what I have learned in college. I am struggling with finding IT job due to my lack of work experience even though I have 3 yr technical Diploma. So it is discouraging to go to technical college, graduated with honors but now struggle with job interviews and finding the right job environment that will fit my needs without causing me to come overwhelmed or cause anxiety. Many want years of experience which is hard to get if nobody gives you the chance to be able to build up the years of experience.

[Native]

After most interviews, employers have already made up there minds if they are going to make you an offer or not so I don't even bother following up anymore. You have to remember interviewing is a 2 way street, and there were plenty of employers who I didn't want to work for anyways so I was glad to never hear from them again and I've also turned down offers.

[isaiah_]

Thank you so much. I have an interview this week and you make me calm.

[KevZen]

A big problem wit many IT jobs is the following:
1. The descriptions are unrealistic in a lot of jobs. Many times they're​ not even required by the job, you're suppose to do. A lot of this is, because​ of non-IT people writing the description.

2. Many times you aren't even​ interviewing with the IT Staff, which makes it hard to know what the job requires.