How to Respond to Interview Questions

Beliefseed

English - May 05, 2022 04:00 - 33 minutes - 22.8 MB - ★★★★★ - 20 ratings
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Job interviews can be nerve-wracking.

But there are prep techniques you can use to help you calm the nerves and respond to interview questions in a way that demonstrates your unique talents and shows your interviewers how you would drive value for the organization.

In this podcast episode, I share how to use the STAR Method to respond to behavioral-based interview questions. We cover what questions to use this method for, what each component of this method is, and an example for how to use it so that you can see it in action. I share it with my own unique approach to applying STAR, tweaking it so that your responses are engaging, proactive, and directed to your ideal role.

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ABOUT LISA:

Lisa Philyaw, M.S. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Certified Life Coach, is an expert career and life coach. She takes a soul-focused, heart-led approach to helping her clients tap into their own innate wisdom. Through coaching with Lisa, clients learn to embrace all of who they are and show up to do their work in a way that is genuine and feels good.