#Tips For Interviews

👩🏼‍💻You should be able to answer these common interview questions ahead of your next job interview but if you can’t, bookmark this video and practice answering these questions. 👋🏻 Hi, I am Anna Papalia, I discovered interview styles, wrote the book Interviewology: The New Science of Interviewing, taught interview skills at Temple University’s Fox School of Business and career influencer with over 5 million followers. 👉My mission is simple, I want to teach you how to interview better to get a job you love and get paid what you deserve.👈 📝 If you’d like to discover your interview style, get an Interviewology Profile 🔗 in bio 📘 If you’d like to learn about all 4 Interview Styles, get my book Interviewology: The New Science of Interviewing 👩🏼‍💻 If you’re stuck and need to find out what’s holding you back, book a one-on-one session with me 🆓 But you don’t need to do any of that to get better at interviewing, you can get better at job interviews by simply watching my videos and practicing! 📌And remember, you aren’t “bad at job interviews” you were probably never taught. Interviewing is a skill that you can learn, and you get better the more you do it. I am glad you’re here, thank you for allowing me to help you. #jobinterview #interviewtips #jobsearch

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@advicewitherin 😅 Why are the simplest questions often the hardest to answer!? [Comment or DM “INTERVIEW101” for resources!] Ugh, I hate how this question is low-key lazy. Like isn’t the whole interview about why you should hire me? Of course, my positive side is saying, “no, this is a great opportunity to give your elevator pitch + set the tone of the interview!” That’s why I developed this 3-part method for answering this question: 1. Hard Skills (technical aspects of the job you know how to do—softwares, processes, systems, certifications, trainings, education, etc.) 2. Soft Skills (personality, character & interpersonal strengths—proactive, collaborative, organized, leadership, etc.) 3. Unique Offering (what do YOU bring to the table that no one else does? This can be a great way to spin not directly-relevant past experience as a strength) ‼️ But the MOST important thing? Repeat the job description back to them. 👨🏻‍💻 ESPECIALLY if you’re interviewing with a recruiter (as opposed to someone from your future department). ✔️ Recruiters aren’t experts in what you do, so they listen for keywords to check boxes The job description is a roadmap! Use it to design your answers. You got this! 👏🏼 #job #jobinterview #intern #interviewtips

4 phrases hiring managers love hearing in interviews: 1. I’ve been following company name work on specific project and I’m impressed by” 2. My goal is to make your life easier as a manager. No one will work harder to prove you made the right decision hiring me. Just give me the opportunity to prove it to you. 3. My experience in x skill helped me achieve x result at my current company and I am confident this skill will translate well. 4. I’ve reviewed the job posting and spoke with employees on the team and I believe my qualifications in x skill make me a strong candidate. I am looking forward to learning more about the opportunities and challenges. #interview #interviews #interviewtips #tips #tip #tipsandtricks

Four tips to nail your next job interview. #career #interview #jobinterview #work #mindset #careeradvice

Struggling to turn interview calls into job offers? 🤔 It’s not luck. It’s how you answer the interview questions. ❌ STOP giving generic answers. ✅️ Instead, mention numbers, impact, and real examples. Your answers should show how you solve problems and add value. PRO TIP: Use Careerflow.ai’s Mock Interview Tool to practice and get instant, real-time feedback! 🎯 🔗 is in the BIO Follow @careerflow.ai for more interview tips. Save this reel for your next interview prep. ✨ #interviewtips #aimockinterview #jobsearch #CareerGrowth #InterviewPrep

how to stand out in the first 30sec 🎯 everyone always focuses on answering “tell me about yourself,” but the question you’ll probably get first is… “how are you today?”✨ and it’s the perfect time to break the ice and start treating the interview as a normal, 2-way conversation—rather than leaning into your nervous energy! save this for your next job interview 🔖 —— #career #corporate #work #office #job #interview #hook #jobinterview #levelup #confidence #communication

Here’s how you can avoid messing up your first impression in an interview ⬇️ Most people spoil their interview in the first 30 seconds - without even realizing it. It starts with this one question: “How are you doing today?” Seems harmless, right? But it’s your first real chance to stand out - and 99% of candidates waste it. (And no - “I’m good, thanks!” isn’t cutting it.) But that one question - the one almost everyone overlooks - is your first chance to stand out in an interview. And 99% of people waste it. Saying “I’m good, thanks!” isn’t bad - it’s just forgettable. It puts you and the interviewer on autopilot. Now imagine saying: “Honestly - a little nervous, but excited. I’ve been looking forward to this conversation because this role aligns with what I actually want to do.” Or: 🗣️ “I’m doing great - just wrapped a big client project, so this conversation feels perfectly timed.” See the shift? It humanizes you. It wakes them up. It builds connection. ✅ One of my clients, let’s name them Adam, used to freeze up in interviews. Once he practiced owning just the first 30 seconds, everything changed. First interview after? The manager said: “I knew I wanted to keep talking to you 30 seconds in.” If you want interviews to feel like real conversations, not interrogations - Make them feel personal & not robotic. Stand out. 👇 Comment ‘Interview’ and I’ll DM you a free guide: 5 tricky interview questions + how to answer them to stand out. #interview #interviewtips #interviewquestions #interviewprep #interviewpreparation #instagood #career #careeradvice #careercoach #careergoals #standout #jobhunt #jobhunting #jobsearch #jobs #trending

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👁️ How to prepare for a job interview 🔴 If you want to look extremely confident without being loud or an extrovert, comment Masculine. 🐺 If you want to know how to prepare for a job interview, your body language matters before you even say a word. The way you enter the room, greet people, and carry yourself can instantly influence the first impression you make. In this video you’ll see simple body language adjustments that can help you look more confident, professional, and prepared the moment your interview begins. If you’re learning how to prepare job interview behavior and wondering how to pass an interview for a job, mastering the right body language can give you a powerful advantage. #jobinterview #bodylanguage #jobinterview #careertips #influence

How to prep for an interview in under 1 hour ✅ Send yourself this post so you don’t lose it. 1️⃣ (10 min) Do a gap analysis: Copy the job description from the advert and paste into a google doc. Form there highlights the bullet points you have (blue) vs don’t have (red) from the job description. Under each one of the ones you have, add examples when you showed those skills (ex: managed an event). For the ones you don’t have, add anything that could complement that skill. 2️⃣ (10 min) Research the company: Don’t just skim the website - dig deeper. Use ChatGPT or Perplexity with a prompt like: “I’m interviewing for [Company] for a [Role]. Tell me everything I need to know for the interview. What are the top priorities and challenges for [Company] in 2025?” Look for product launches, leadership updates, recent news, and how they make money. Show you understand their world. 3️⃣(10 min) Find the likely questions: Head to Glassdoor and look for real interview questions from that company. Then put together in a doc the 10 most common behavioral questions to start preparing for them (like: Tell me about a time you failed). Pro tip: Don’t memorize - just prepare one story you can flex across a few questions. 4️⃣ (20 min) Practice your answers: For behavioral interview questions use STARL: Situation, Task, Action, Result - and what you Learned. To prepare, use tools like Google Interview Warmup or ChatGPT to test your answers. Prompt idea: “Give me feedback on this answer using the STARL method. Here’s the question and here’s my answer…” 5️⃣ (10 min) Prep 3–5 smart questions to ask them: Asking food questions is key. Aim for: 2 role-specific (show you understand the day-to-day). 2 company-specific (prove you did your research). This is your chance to show you’re not just job hunting - you’re intentional. You got this 💪 🔥If you want a cheat sheet to prepare for interviews, just comment INTERVIEW below 😉 #jobapplication #jobsearch #jobhunt #jobopportunity #interviewtips #interviewquestions #interviewprep #interview #bigtech #jobseeker

Follow along for all the $$ tips! JOB INTERVIEWS 👇🏼 ✍🏻Consider preparing up to 10 questions (the hiring manager will cover a lot of info in the interview-and may unknowingly answer the questions you plan to ask). 👉🏼Write these down & practice so that you don’t forget or brain freeze when they ask! 🚨SAVE THIS VID FOR FUTURE REFERENCE!!