Interview Help
This page includes videos and articles designed to help you prepare for and better understand interviews. Take time to review the resources that are most relevant to your upcoming interviews or areas where you like to build confidence and improve your skills.
Soft Skills for Career Success
It's said that job-related, or hard, skills can help you secure employment; however, candidates who also demonstrate strong interpersonal and relationship skills often have a competitive advantage. Soft Skills for Career Success provides valuable insight into how to succeed and advance in the workplace.
In this video, you will explore the key soft skills most sought by hiring managers, including communication skills, teamwork, a strong work ethic, flexibility, and a positive attitude. You will also learn practical tips for appropriate smartphone use in the workplace.
This resource is part of the Job Genius series, presented by Express Employment Professionals.
Job Interview Tips for Teens
The Interview process for jobs and internships is generally straightforward, but it can also be nerve-wracking. Employers will ask a series of questions, and you are expected to respond to the best of your ability.
Although it may sound cliché, it is important to represent yourself professionally at all times. Speak clearly, use proper grammar, and demonstrate maturity. First impressions are especially important during interviews.
If you tend to feel nervous or struggle to respond under pressure, it can be helpful to prepare in advance by practicing common interview questions and developing thoughtful responses. While the interviewer may not ask these exact questions, preparation will help you respond more confidently and connect your answers to a variety of prompts.
College Interview Tips
College interviews can be important to the admissions process, as job interviews are to securing a professional position. If a college offers an interview opportunity, either on campus or with a local alumnus, you should strongly consider participating.
There is no need to feel intimidated; an interview is often a positive indication of the college's interest in you. It also provides an opportunity to showcase your personality, interests, and passions.
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