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Mike Corso
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"Interview Tips" 10 Questions You Need to Prepare for! -Why should we hire you? -What is most important to you in a role or work environment? -What are you hoping for in your next role? -What do you know about the company? -Who is the smartest person you know personally? Why? -Describe your relationship with your current colleagues. -What is the most recent thing you learned? -What are you most proud of in your professional life so far? -What do you enjoy doing outside of work? -How would your former managers and coworkers describe you? #disability #jobs #interviewprep #togetherwecan

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Answer questions in a way that tells your story during a job interview! How can you do this?

Prepare 3 to 5 stories in advance by mapping out exactly what you want to share and what you want the employer to know about you. When you mention a trait back it up with a specific example and prove it. Remember not to ramble, keep it short and to the point!

Discover 3 examples about story prep here, and comment below with how YOU prepare for interviews? #jobsearch #interviewprep

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Derrek Tilbury
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In an interview when the interviewer asks for a method I have used to navigate a new computer program, what kind of answer are they looking for? I cant figure out another way to say that I find information about the program online and I go through everything to see what it does. That does no sound professional to me but it is what I do. Is there even another method? The question took me off guard because I thought that is just how everyone figures out a new program, aside from people who do it themselves without looking anything up. #interview #advice #interviewprep #jobsearch #wordsofadvice

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Words come naturally to me since I am a journalism major, but in an interview I might have drawn a blank too. I hate job interviews!!!!

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Always tell the interviewer that you’ll follow proper policy and procedure according to company standards and will ask for guidance on anything that’s unfamiliar as well as research as much as you can during your off time to become better efficient at your role to better use all tools provided to complete daily task

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A. Figuring out what jobs I am qualified for
B. Writing a resume
C. Crafting a cover letter
D. The actual interview
E. Other (please explain)

Share your pain points in the comments below. The more detail you provide, the better we can help you overcome these barriers! We're here to help. 👍

#jobsearch #watercooler #jobcasetips #resume #interview #interviewprep #hiringprocess #advice #coverletter

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Just thinking, how it will be to work without getting your wages? Please, someone should enlighten me

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I understand thank u

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Elyssa Duncan
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Interested in working at Target? If so, here are 5 of the most popular questions asked during the #interview process.

How would you answer these questions? Comment below!

  1. Why do you want to work at Target?

  2. Tell us about a time you went above and beyond for a customer?

  3. If a customer is looking for a product, but is having trouble describing it, what would you do?

  4. Tell me about yourself.

  5. Why should Target hire you for this position?

#Target #interviewprep #retail #jobsearch

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