Lack of preparation. Rambling non-sequiturs. And, in the worst cases, complete and total brain lock.
Interview horror stories are commonplace because almost everyone has had at least one job interview go bad. In some cases, the candidate might just be the wrong fit for a given job. But sometimes, a lack of interpersonal polish can be all that keeps a potentially great worker from getting the final nod.
The training from the Interview School is focused on making sure you never suffer one of those interview meltdowns. Right now, you can get in on a lifetime of access to their proven interview prep methods at over 70 percent off, just $79, from TNW Deals.
Interview School is like corralling a friend into doing a mock interview with you…assuming your friend was ultra-sharp and up to date on what real interviewers would ask. Interview School uses their own AI-powered proprietary platform to ask you all the questions a potential employer is most likely to ask. And those questions are coming from recent interviews conducted with major companies like Dropbox, SurveyMonkey and others.
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Interview School will assess your answers and give you detailed feedback on both the content of your response as well as critical non-verbal elements like hitting the right tone and displaying the right amount of confidence.
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