How to Get Hired Every Time

How to Get Hired Every Time!

Join career expert and award-winning author Andrew LaCivita for part 1 (of 3) of this video series: How to Get Hired Every Time!

Have you ever been in a job interview process and wondered why on earth didn't they hire me? I was perfect for that job! Join career expert and award-winning author Andrew LaCivita as he teaches you a how to get hired every time!

You're watching a 3-part video series titled Ace Any Job Interview!

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SUMMARY
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After reviewing this video, you'll know exactly why they didn't hire you. The sad truth is, it probably wasn't your fault. But, it is your problem!

The goal here is to help you understand the actual reasons you get the job (or have interview success).

Once you understand the three--often-undetectable--reasons you ultimately get the job, you'll be more prepared for next interview.

Mistake Alert: Most people think they get a job because of their qualifications. In doing so, they expend so much energy in the interview focusing on their experience.

You get a job interview because of your qualifications. You get the job for three reasons, none of which are your qualifications.

Why do you get the job? Based on my observation from thousands of interviews between my clients (the hiring companies) and job candidates (prospective employees), I've concluded a candidate's attainment of the job is largely contingent on three often-undetectable success factors:

- The candidate's ability to effectively articulate his or her qualifications and potential contributions (encoding)
- The interviewer's ability to accurately interpret the candidate's qualifications (decoding)
- The interviewer's capacity to remember the candidate (memory)

The reality is you have a greater chance of failing the interview because of a misrepresentation or misinterpretation than you do a lack of qualification.

Action: After you review the video, think about your previous interviews (or exchanges with coworkers) and consider where you had these communication breakdowns. What could you have done differently?

Up Next! In the next lesson, How to Tell Great Stories, I'll help you overcome these communication gaps. You'll learn the five key characteristics of every great story that makes you likeable, believable, and memorable to the employer. See you in a day or so!

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Tips for Work and Life® is a weekly careers, hiring, and motivational show full of helpful job search strategies, career management and acceleration tactics, recruitment techniques, and self-help aids with the award-winning author, career coach, and trainer Andrew LaCivita. Tips for Work and Life® has been cited by several sources as a Top 5 Careers and HR Blog. Andrew includes these 7-20 minute multicast shows as part of his blog and podcast.

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[annanabil]

1. Relate your skills to the job, tell your story in a way that builds a connection between yourself and the company.
2. Communicate in a way that is clear, so that regardless if the recruiter is having a bad day or if there's distractions, what you say will be absorbed and interpreted properly by the interviewer.
3. Be Memorable. Leave enough of an impression that they remember you when the job-hiring decision is happening after the interview.

[mbull]

Best way to get a job is being authentic.
I once told an interviewer I didn't know how to use a specific software that was required to perform my specific role and I still got the job. Specifically, I said "I don't have a lot of experience with software X, but I'm the type of person who is willing to put in the time to figure it out."

[evamoody]

That's discouraging. You can say everything perfectly (which happens how often???), but the employer still might not get your point ;D Amazing!

[everafter]

I have three interviews. I'm really good at getting interviews

[cp]

After my holiday vacation to celebrate my graduation I stumbled across your video. It took me less than a month to find a graduate position. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making us believe in ourselves.

[kiwonder]

4am can't sleep :( have an interview in a few hours going through your videos like crazy. Thank you for all the good work.

[jfvk]

Thank you, Andy. This video is very helpful.

[shrinemorningmist]

I have an internal interview tomorrow, I’m always nervous about interviews. I’ve actually a decent amount of phone Interviews and call backs but I am an introvert and I get nervous a lot in social situations. It’s mainly when I’m out on the spot at any other time I’m relatively social and like being around people lol. I’m just trying to actually land a better position within my company. Your videos are really helping me to have less anxiety about the entire interview process but I’m still nervous, of course the more I prepare the better off I will be...so thank you for taking the time to make these great videos!!

[ellesocal]

Andrew...love, love your videos! Your advise are spot on and Im sure I will get the job because of it! 😉

[fmohadi]

Very useful advice. Great video. Thank you so much.

[karannarula]

I can conect all your words with real life situations..brilliant!!!

[aminachanae]

Thank you so much for sharing your gifts with the world! I got two jobs with your YouTube advice alone. 😊

[omahaw]

Last week I had a second interview and didn't get hired. I don't know why. I was told by a secretary that they weren't ready to hire but she feels that I am a good fit and she wants to keep my resume. It was disappointing.

[gidatruth]

Thank you.. I have a interview today for a great job opportunity.

[U_maroon]

I just want a job 😩 its so hard to find work and I'd literally do anything I just need the money to actually get my life going

[urmom-xuys]

i can score interviews, but never ever get a job. i’ve been told i had a job before, but they just never ended up calling me back. i’ve been struggling to get a job for over a year now. i think i know why i can’t get a job, and it’s because i have a very minor disability to my hand.

a hiring manager once asked me why i think i can’t get a job, and i told her that it’s because of my hand and she told me they hire people with disabilities and told me i’m perfect for the job, but i never got it

it’s so frustrating since i need a minimum of 2 years of customer service experience for my future job after high school!!

[MsSylvia]

Thanks so much! I feel being over 50 really hurts me but most definitely thank you so much for all your knowledge. Blessings

[patientson]

The voice quality of this particular video at the time you shot this is excellent.

[ramas]

Hey Andrew I have ordered this free book n listening to your audio book. It is great.
I have used a lot of ur materials lately n used ur questions in my interview today. I have done really well n now waiting.

[victoradegbite]

Hello Andrew and everyone.I love this video.Can somebody suggest the software to use to produce this type of video such that the text can come in while the speaker speaks.