Welcome to the ERS Learning Library! 🎥 In this video, we’ve teamed up with four expert Career Coaches to bring you the ultimate guide on how to ACE your next job interview as an ERS TicketHolder. Whether you’re stepping into the job market for the first time or looking to level up your career, preparation is key—and we’ve got you covered. Our coaches will share their top tips on everything from researching the company to practicing common questions and boosting your confidence. Get ready to walk into your next interview fully prepared and ready to shine! Let’s dive in! 💼✨
For someone feeling nervous about getting a job, pre-interview preparation can help reduce anxiety and boost confidence. Here’s some additional things on how to get interview-ready:
- Practice Makes Perfect: Conduct mock interviews with a friend, family member, or career coach. Rehearsing common interview questions in a low-stakes environment will help you get comfortable with your answers and build confidence.
- Plan Your Outfit & Space (if virtual): Choosing what you’ll wear ahead of time and ensuring it’s comfortable and professional will ease your nerves. If it’s a virtual interview, set up a clean, quiet space in advance to eliminate any distractions or last-minute stress.
- Visualize Success: Take time to mentally rehearse the interview going well. Visualize yourself answering questions confidently, connecting with the interviewer, and ending on a high note. Positive visualization can reduce nervousness and build a sense of calm.
- Focus on Your Strengths: Write down your top strengths, skills, and accomplishments. Reflect on these before the interview to remind yourself why you’re qualified for the job. Confidence comes from knowing you have valuable qualities to offer.
- Prepare Your Questions: Having a list of thoughtful questions to ask the interviewer not only shows your interest but also gives you a sense of control during the interview. It can shift your mindset from being evaluated to being engaged in a two-way conversation.
- Breathe & Relax: Deep breathing exercises or mindfulness techniques before the interview can calm pre-interview jitters. Practice breathing slowly and deeply, focusing on relaxing your body to keep nerves at bay.
- Break It Down: Break down the interview into smaller steps (getting there, greeting the interviewer, answering the first question). Focusing on one small step at a time makes the overall process feel less overwhelming.
By preparing mentally, emotionally, and practically, you can approach the interview with a sense of readiness, even if nerves are present!
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