What are the best approaches to a panel interview?
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What are the best approaches to a panel interview?
Have a second interview Thursday. Definitely not my first rodeo but the longer I go unemployed, the less confident I feel. That being said this company is specifically going to use the STAR interviewing Style. I've done my research on the history of the company, etc but I am finding it so difficult to memorize my answers in the STAR format, I'm going to have to use my notes. Tell me I'm not the only one struggling w/this 🙏🏻
Submitting dozens of applications and never hearing back - or hearing back every 1 in 10 to get a form rejection - is awful. How do you stay motivated??
I've read that the highest number of jobs get posted in Jan-Feb, followed by Sep-Oct. Jun-Aug is the second slowest period, followed by Nov-Dec as the slowest. Sure feels like it to me! You seeing the slowdown, too? Hang in there...
Hi I am try to start a cleaning business by myself. I like to clean and do a very good job. How can I get my business started just by putting it on social media but got nothing, instead of paying at least $600 a month to put it out there how can I get customers ?
As a former recruiter, I ALWAYS spoke about comp with candidates right away, as it can be one of the fastest deal breakers. How are you addressing comp if it isn't brought up? I don't want to seem like that's the only thing, but it is an important thing. I'm not sure how to handle it. Thoughts?
Good luck! Speak to one person at a time. Address them by name. Use the CAR technique to keep your answers concise like a regular interview. If in person, you have to make eye contact with the other panelists but primarily address the questioner. If virtual, please watch yourself that you are not fidgeting on camera.
Great! Thank you!!!