Tell Me About Yourself- the Dreaded Interview Question

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Career Elevation

Wendy Aldhamen

30 episodes

2 days ago

Welcome to the Career Elevations podcast, I am Wendy Aldhamen, My digital course and I help people upgrade their career. I will do this by helping to enhance your resume and cover letter. I will also heighten and expand your interview skills. I will take you from start to finish from what you should wear to an interview all the way through to the follow-up and thank you. You can also find me at careerelevation.mykajabi.com and on Facebook @CareerElevationCE - come join the group!

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Tell Me About Yourself- the Dreaded Interview Question

Career Elevation

11 minutes 33 seconds

5 years ago

Tell Me About Yourself- the Dreaded Interview Question

Tell me about yourself is one of the most asked questions in interviews. In this podcast today you’ll learn how to curate your answer to get you the best results.

Here are three questions to ask yourself to create your curated answer or elevator pitch. This question is really asking yourself three questions.

1-Where are you within your career

2- How did you get there and where will you end up.

3- Why are you passionate about this position.

Here is an example answer: [Listen in to hear the example]

Don’t go on about your personal life too much, but be personable. <<

Think about this as your 30-second pitch.

We talked about this last podcast- but it’s worth repeating several times so you don’t miss it. Do your research before going to an interview. Refresh yourself by looking at the job posting again. Look at the website, Facebook, Linkedin of the business and use keywords that are applicable to what your job would require from you. If there is information on what the company needs help with, try to tie this into your elevator pitch.

Once you come up with your perfect elevator pitch, feel free to email it to me at careerelevationce@gmail.com or PM me on FB, I’d love to chat with you about it!

If you’re still in need of more help with your career transition, make sure to jump over to my website at careerelevation.mykajabi.com and investigate the digital course. This course is chucked full of great information that will help you upgrade your resume, cover letter, and references, assist you with great interview questions and answers in addition to giving you the option to what you should be wearing and even the clothing links to go with the items in the photos! You won’t find a more thorough course than this. What are you waiting for? I’m done talking, head on over to the website! See you next Monday and don’t forget to submit your questions so I can help you get the answers you need to land your next job! Marissa, I cannot wait to hear that you’ve landed the job!

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