How to be More Confident in Job Interviews - 5 Steps to Make them Want YOU

How to be More Confident in Job Interviews - 5 Steps to Make them Want YOU/ Want to learn how to build confidence for job interview and how to be confident at interviews? In this video we will share with you some tips on how to show confidence in a job Interview and how to overcome job interview anxiety. We will also provide some job interview confidence quotes on how to build confidence for a job interview or how to appear confident in a job interview.

With all those nerves in the interview, we will learn how to overcome interview nerves by understanding these interview confidence tips by heart. You may need these interview confidence boosters to learn how to answer interview questions confidently.

By the end you’ll know how to face the interview confidently and know more confidence interview questions and answers!

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WATCH: How to Prepare for the Job Interview

WATCH: The Playlist of all the Top Interview Questions

[ApoloRed]

This is a level of confidence I dont even get when I'm drunk

[QT]

1. Preparation, Who is interviewing you? Google them, study the job description. What does the company do? explain in a few sentences?
2. Build rapport, small talk, sport etc.
3. Have notes in front of you, e.g. Questions you want to ask.
4. Master the top interview questions
5. Increase self-awareness
- slow down your speaking
- stop your head nodding
- gesture intentionally
- coach
- record yourself

[abdulbasith]

I stammer so much during interviews and I end up not getting my point across to the interviewer. I practiced all these tips before an interview today and I am so happy to say that I did pretty great in the interview and I have a good feeling I'll get this job. Even if I don't I am not so scared anymore and I'm definitely seeing an Interview as a normal conversation where I just have to be myself.
Thank you so much!
You are a life saver!

[ravikiranpola]

Hey Madeline Mann,

THANK YOU NOTE!!

I recently had Tesla Interview and I was very scared because the stakes are high!! There were 7 rounds of interviews which was intense and i was under a lot of pressure, fortunately, i did come across your YouTube channel, you have the best content and it helped me a lot during the interview process. I was able to get through the interview and i have accepted the offer from Tesla!!.

Super excited to start my career at one of the best companies in the world!! - I thought i should thank you for posting these wonderful content

Once again Thank you!! so much.

Ravi

[emilyhammel-shaver]

I always LOVE how specific your examples are!!

[angelagsanchez]

"The more the idea of recording videos of yourself revolts you, the more you definitely need to do it." Ouch! 😂

[rheagalsim]

Recording yourself is helpful as you can evaluate your tone and how clearly you're articulating. I definitely say 'um' a lot so I have to keep practicing.

[aprilsoamazin]

Your videos helped me get promoted November last year and I definitely felt more confident and prepared. I am here to tell you that I now have applied for the next level position and my manager who will be interviewing me asked for my application to proceed to interview and I now have a interview next Thursday! Thank you for all the tips I used the tool box, notes, quick scenario words to help also I did index cards. I will say my internal interview was TOUGH & they asked more so questions related to my actual job. One of the questions I got last time was “what would I do if I had multiple tasks due all at the same time how would I prioritize which one was first?, what would I do to ensure the deadline for all was met?” Since I would be an a position where I could delegate tasks I did use something along the lines of working over and delegate if my team members could assist. I used this because I went directly off what my manger would do. The other question was “ how would you handle a group project and one person in the team appears to not completing their portion of the task?” I answered this by stating I would work them directly to see what tools they needed to complete the task. Then he asked a follow up question what if the tools you provide did nit work?” Then I followed up with “I would collaborate with leadership on development for the team member. “ because he asked multiple follow up questions I felt I answered incorrectly and got nervous that I blew but I still got the job… That’s not word for word but if you can help me locate answers to how to answer those so I will completely answer this time if asked again… it would be appreciated :)

[LatriciaJohnson]

My daughter went to an interview for an internship. I asked her if she was nervous or scared, and she said, 'No, they see who I am on paper, so now they just want to put a face to it and get to know me.' I thought, wow, what a great perspective to have.

[jadedinwonderland]

Madeline, I just wanted to thank you so much for the content you put out. I love your advice and tips and your direct but kind demeanor (and humor!) Your videos were really helpful and also helped me build confidence as a job seeker. After over 4 months of searching, I finally received an offer for my dream job today! Thanks for all you do.

[genesislopez]

“I’m a true Gilmore girl” favorite show of all times!!

[mindfulmovementadmeditation]

I love these tips!! Recently my experience with interviews is that I only have a few hours heads up, like they email me in the morning and say "Can you do a phone interview at 2pm." So the idea of filming myself to practice for each interview seems highly impractical. But a great idea.

[fuwafuwa]

Thank you for this video! :) I hope you upload more videos to help introverted and shy people like me. It always seems that HR prefer to hire extroverted people, and I really just find it hard to fake it. Not to mention that I have diagnosed anxiety as well. It would mean a lot if you can provide tips for us as well. :)

[mariamolinaro]

great tips! mostly the recording part makes so much sense, thanks for your videos!

[victoriapenguin]

been watching these videos all week to prepare for my first interview with a dream company tomorrow and I’m commenting on this one because I think it’ll be my last one before the actual thing! hoping for the best, but either way, thank you Madeline!!

[МаринаПоттер-иу]

I absolutely love all your videos! Straight to the point, very useful! I am having 2 interviews this week ! Wish me luck! 😀

[erikaruv]

Wish I could of seen this sooner. I had an interview a few days ago and failed miserably; I binged your videos on how to prep for an interview and practiced but during the video call I was so nervous I blanked out so bad 😭

[ashleytrue]

I definitely feel that I’ve gotten better at interviews but I need more practice and will for sure try filming myself! I want to be an actor so I think that’ll help a lot too. I also forgot a notebook last time but even my job Coach manager suggested it. I will make sure to have notes next time!

[eslnotes]

Loved how you broke this down and the ice breaker ideas and the self awareness hacks! Thanks!