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I appreciate this will partly fall under Mark's mantra that you don't advise on how to do things you don't recommend, but I'll ask anyway :)
I have got an interview early next week, so I will have basically three days to prepare for it. I intend to buy the interviewing series later today. From what I've heard about it there will be more content and tasks than I can get through in the time available.
I know I should have though about this in advance and take full responsibility for the limited time I have available. That said, I want to make the best use of what time I do have, so any advice people can give about which parts of the interviewing series I should priorities, I would be incredibly grateful.
In case it makes any difference - the interview is on Skype. I've just downloaded the interviewing on skype podcasts which I intend to listen to on my way to work today.
Thanks in advance :)
Kev
3 days is not enough I
3 days is not enough
I would listen to podcasts 5, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 16 and 17 first. That sounds like a lot, but you can do it.
Then, work on answers for podcasts 8, 10, 16 and 17.
Good luck
Spend 50% of the time
Spend 50% of the time listening to the casts. Spend the other 50% practicing.
And work on the close. It's one of the most effective things that very few applicants do well.
How'd it go, Kev?
I can't be the only one who's wondering. :-)
-Chris
How'd the interview go?
It's 2/22/14; just wondering how the interview went?
The interviewing series gave me a lot to think about, but I think 3 days is plenty. I was unemployed at the time I went through it.
This is why it's very important to always be ready, make those flash cards, so that one may be ready when a quick turnaround is the reality.
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