How to Ace an Interview - #1 INSANELY EFFECTIVE TIP!

How to Ace an Interview - #1 INSANELY EFFECTIVE TIP! // Do you want to learn the best tips on how to interview for a job and how to nail an interview? Today, you'll learn the #1 approach and tips on how to ace an interview that is beyond what your competition is doing.

Some of these approaches are proven from both coaching my clients and reviewing thousands of scorecards from interviewers evaluating candidates. Understanding how to nail your interview and how to do well in an interview is very important and will leave interviewers feeling like you are the most competent candidate for the job.

Stay to the end because I will be telling you a killer question and teach you the best tips on how to answer interview questions for a job.


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[lmqutgl]

I've been unemployed since last year and after applying for 20+ positions I finally got an interview invitation. So I was going through youtube finding interview tips because I really need this job and I stumbled across your channel. I watched your videos the day before my interview and even on the day of I played this video in the background while doing my makeup right before going to the interview. This morning I got a call saying that I got the job and my first day is in two weeks! I think I really owe you omg thank you so much!

[joymae]

Just rocked my interview and got the job! Thank you so much

[caitemiller]

I just had my first ever interview and they offered me the job on the spot! Thanks so much!

[dewaynecampbell]

I watched your videos for a week straight. Followed all of your advice. Got hired after first interview with recruiters. Didn’t even have to do any follow up interviews with hiring manager. Thank you for your help. Your videos were fun to watch. Loved the energy and passion.

[asiamoe]

I had my phone interview yesterday, my in person interview this morning and 2 hours later they offered me the job! Thank you so much for your advice and guidance! You’ve changed my life

[angieangel]

Hi. I used some of the strategies you talked about and feel good about my interview a few hours ago. I really like "the back and forth" conversation as you suggested. Thanks again.

Update:
I got the job!

[simonemac]

I'm a 32 year old female and I landed an interview at a very big company, I never had this support or even had a guide to help me get through this and have really good questions at the end. Thank you, I honestly appreciate it.

[johngallagher]

Just wanted to say thank you for your videos. I just got a job and the person who interviewed me said he hadn’t had an interview like mine in years and was blown away by how he interview was so informative and he felt like two friends talking. Thanks so much for your advice and it truly worked wonders and I managed to get a little more pay as well.

[alexandrango]

How do you not having a million subscribers? Your energy and content is (chef's kiss)

[traceybuchner]

So, I wanted to let you know that I got the job using several of your tips. I asked the question at the end: What concerns do you have that would keep you from the offering me the job? The answer was, "I don't have any, " then something along the lines of "We would love to have you work for us..." Thank you for the great tips!

[Indeed]

Loved your explanation and example of a "menu answer" - great video, Self Made Millennial!

[DanteInformal]

I watched a bunch of your videos, especially your "Tell me about yourself" video, and just got my dream gig at an academic library! Thank you so much for doing what you do!

[Daniela-tipu]

Aced my interview. It was group interview and the boss said she love me. I was taking notes and asked good questions.

[nels]

On the importance of asking questions. I had an initial interview with a company I am excited about and after 5 minutes they asked me if I had any questions even though it was scheduled for 30 minutes. Fortunate that I had prepared ~20 questions before the interview. It went very well, and I am doing my second round 2.5 hr panel interview tomorrow. I know if I had said "no I don't have any questions" the likelihood I would be called back is pretty low even though I am a good fit for this position I think.
Thanks for stressing the importance of questions! I am particularly grateful for the question "What is the structure of the team like?", the answer to this actually made me understand what the job is.

[kararonin]

These are all brilliant tips on how to get a conversation going with the interviewer. Much more helpful in an interview than answer > silence!

[JS-yreo]

Just wanted to say THANK YOU SO MUCH for all you do. Spent the week leading up to my interview binge watching all your vids and a phone interview, second and third interview later, I got the job!

[williamlaast]

Clicked this video so fast after I received an email from my ol' pal Madeline! I love your tip on letting the interviewer guide your answer.

[jpsgamingworld]

I just want to let everyone know that these skills and others she teaches still work in 2021! I found her on YouTube randomly.

Anyway, I had an interview on May 10th and I got the job offer the following Tuesday! Thank you for your tips! Follow her tips to the tee (the best way you can in your own style).

Here are the other videos I watched from her that helped me prepare for the interview.

Five questions to ask during the phone interview (4:53 long video)

Why should we hire you (4:24 long video)

Tell me about yourself (11:28 long video)

And if you’re going into a Leadership Role watch How to answer what is your leadership style (9:15 long video)

Also watch her videos about follow up as well.

Thank you again for this knowledge Self-Made millennial! People think this stuff doesn’t work, but it does!

[katemarchant]

Starting an interview process that could continue until August of this year, super nervous about it but your videos are making me feel a lot more prepared so thank you!

[nafizimtiaz]

Madeline, I wanted to thank your channel for the amazing videos. I just finished my master's and will be starting a job next week in an organization I dreamt of working for a few years.
I had around 7 years of experience then I took a break for my master's and was on the search for a job, that matched my experience and expertise. When I got the call for an interview, I was quite nervous, to be honest. About 5-6 days before the interview, I started scouring through your channel and watched multiple videos, which helped me a lot. I prepared answers to questions, specifically as per your suggestions and some other websites as well. I prepared questions for the interviewers at the end, again seeing your video. I nailed the interview, thanks to the multiple videos from this channel!
Keep doing what you're doing! You rock. My prayers and heartfelt thanks to you.