5 Interview Mistakes To Avoid

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ABOUT THIS VIDEO
In this video, I discuss 5 mistakes to avoid when applying for your next job. These tips are based on my own experience as a business owner who has hired multiple people around the world to fulfill specific roles in our company. Before I ran my own business, I didn’t know much about how to impress people in an interview or when applying for a job. I only had one perspective, and that was the perspective of a job applicant who was desperate to get hired. I’ve learned so much over the years and I hope you find the tips in this video helpful. If you enjoy them and learn something new, let me know in the comments. I can definitely make more videos about job interviews, how to position yourself, mistakes to avoid, etc.

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[smithmonica]

5 tips for interviews
1. Show your inspiration but not needy.
2. Be professional but not robots
3. Avoid being super arrogant, such as "I am the person you are looking for". Be humble and try to fit.
4. Don't claim you are not a native speaker in advance if you really fit the job well. This can even be an advantage.
5. Don't overreact and listen to constructive criticism carefully. Leave a door for yourself.

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[personalJoke]

Hi Stefanie, I would like to share my experience with you as a Non-Native English Speaker. The first time that I had a meeting in a company to talk about redesigning the TCP Network, I was really calm and confident, the conversation started to warm up and suddenly everybody was talking at the same time, exposing ideas and I could not keep track of all of them. It was the same in the next meeting and the next one, and so on. Of course, I can keep track of the different conversations in the same meeting when meetings are in Spanish, but it is impossible for me to do it in English. Maybe I need to improve my English Skills but then we are talking about an IELTS 8.5 or so, which is way too high for me. I think that I am probably a 7.5. So, In a nutshell, I do agree to those who say that not being a native speaker is a disadvantage but I also agree to you when you say that our skills have to be polished. Still, it remains really frustrating because in my case I have several years studying English. Anyway, thank you for all your tips. This video was really helpful to me. Cheers.

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Hi Stephany, my name is Stephany too! I'm a Spanish teacher from Panama and recently I started creating some videos for youtube. I learn english watching videos like yours and I wonder why people learning Spanish demand help in english all the time. My mission is do it like you and Lingua Marina, so both of you speak in the target language for us, that's perfec! So, I need to motivate people accept a Spanish immersion. Your videos are pritty usefull. Regards!

[fauziahikhrarayuni]

I am a fresh graduate right now and still seeking for the job. Nice insight for me. thanks! 😍

[АдиКабиев]

Good tips! Also we should never give up on looking for a desired job! Thanks!

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Not being needy is great advice, I hadn't thought of that but it's totally true and you explained it very well

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I have watched your video not for the advices but to learn to understand english without subtitles.First I watch the video without subtitles and when I hear a word that I dont understand I watch the subtitles and search what it means. In this video I have learn three verbs: to stifle, to simmer down and to avert.Thanks Stefanie! It's a pleasure to hear you speak so clearly !

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