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I have interviewed for 14 positions and only 3 have brought me past the first round. How do I get better at interviewing (I’m in marketing if that helps and recently got my masters but this is my first full-time job hunt)
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Anonymous 9w

the STARL method helped me a lot, give it a google! also it’s a really hard job market out there so don’t beat urself up. if ur still in contact w anyone in ur career path, def give them a call and see if they have tips specific to ur industry. same with profs.

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Anonymous 9w

My friend uses Chat GPT and uploads the job description and asks it to do a practice interview and then give her feedback at the end. Also, practice with people who have experience! And always end the interview by asking if there is anything they would like you to elaborate on / if they have any more questions about anything AND HAVE QUESTIONS PREPARED TO ASK THEM TOO !!

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 9w

i got a lot of really good little tips from a college friend who became a hiring manager a bit after graduating. i think a lot of it also comes down to how you present yourself with your shortcomings. you need to frame yourself as someone who wants to learn

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 9w

like when they said “do you have experience with xyz” and you have zero, you don’t just say “no”. you say “i don’t, but i have experience in [similar thing] and i’d love to expand that knowledge to xyz”

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 9w

basically Yes And everything lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 9w

I also have heard that going into an interview in the mindset and confidence of knowing you’re perfect for the job and you’re just trying to prove why (honestly tho don’t lie and oversell yourself on things you can’t actually do or haven’t done) and also to remember that you’re interviewing them and the company just as much as they’re interviewing you

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