How to Answer Interview Questions when You Lack the Experience

Join career expert and award-winning author Andrew LaCivita for today's video on how to answer interview questions when you lack the experience!

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TODAY'S TOPIC: HOW TO ANSWER INTERVIEW QUESTIONS WHEN YOU LACK THE EXPERIENCE
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There will come a time when you get asked a question in a job interview and you simply don’t have the experience.

(Uh, maybe this has happened like a bazillion times already?)

Maaaaybe you don’t know the answer.

Maybe you haven’t worked with that tool, technology, methodology or whatever.

Well, you can thank EvelynO for getting Coach to share the share the perfect 3-part script for you that will help you not only escape unscathed, but also gain some points.

And, to boot, it’ll only take you a shade over 3 minutes to get what you need. Mic drop. Ha!

It’s all there in How to Answer Interview Questions when You Lack the Experience. Join me now!! :)

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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 12,000 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.

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[andylacivita]

Folks, enjoy this very short, powerful video on the perfect 3-part script to crush any job interview questions when you lack the experience! Make sure to SUBSCRIBE because it hurts me when you miss all my new videos and Live Shows (Thursdays)! Of course, it goes without saying (but I'll say it anyway), lemme know whatcha need!

[grypuq]

I'm a self-help junkie (ive read them all) and ive yet to come across someone who is remotely as generously helpful as you, Andrew. Wishing you a prosperous last half of 2019.

[alinag.]

So true "The trade is always easier to teach than the traits" - Wish I had watched this video before the interview. Great reminder.

[gevindarizkidewi]

Hi, Andy! I've bee drowning in self doubt this past few days, because I'm worried, if I got an Interview and I don't have a certain technical experience that they want, I'll fail miserably. I do have many job experiences but sometimes companies require specific technical set of skills which terrifies me when I got phone calls for interview. But your video gives me hope. I will tailored this concept on my own circumstances and hopefully it works! Thank you.

[eliotaxelrod]

Gold. this is gold advice. You're always going to be asked about something you haven't done before.

[seanheng]

The same question came from the interviewer, I am extremely glad from the bottom of my heart, I watched your video how to answer that question. Whether I will get the job js not important, as I was clueless how to answer that until I saw your video how to frame the answer based on my experience. Thank you again

[Ghost-jmkl]

I have an interview in an hour for this huge company and I'm here looking at it 😩. So nerve wrecking, will give you an update later

[tiffanymatthews]

Oh my goodness! just came across this video since I'm in the interviewing process and I needed to hear this. This was right on time. I will be purchasing your book. Thank you so much!!!

[kiwonder]

Am going through this. I get interviews but no job. So why they call when I have a experience is a mystery. 🥴

[erwincarrasco]

That's such a good feedback, but I would like to what to answer when being in a interview related to call centers

[pablostraub]

Funny, I had this situation just yesterday in an interview. I did almost the same as Andy suggested, but maybe I took too much time instead of shifting the conversation fast to other topics.

[banupriya]

Thanks sir. You r teaching like anything. I am pretty much grateful .

[jeffnorris]

Hey Andrew, you should do a YouTube video on How to approach people at a Job Fair. I have one coming up and that would be a great video to watch.

[jamomeara]

Agh...another video I wish I had watched sooner! Yesterday, I had an interview and one of the interviewers kept mentioning how I only have 5 years experience (five years is probably the minimum for this type of position). I reiterated how I'm confident in my abilities as a mature practitioner and my five years experience is solid. But I still don't think I handled it as well as I could. I didn't get defensive or anything but I didn't know how to handle it. Thanks again for your videos AL!!

[agathaezeani]

Thanks alot. Am currently unemployed I believe your tips would help a lot

[letshaveacoffee]

Thank you so much! I need this. You explain everything clearly! 😊

[tuqaibrahim]

Thank you for sharing this. It's simple and helpful 💙

[hectorgonzalez]

You are golden Mr. Lacivita thank you so much for of this videos omg you a genius may GOD bless u.

[lubna]

I soo needed this. Wish I could have you as my boss. I Thank You from the bottom of my heart.

[jbilotta]

Yes, READ the resume!!!! Biggest pet peeve when questioning experience. My resume is very honest.