Getting a great job at a great company isn't easy, and that means their interview questions are going to be difficult. If you thought the usual interview fare like "tell me about yourself" is tough, wait til you see these.
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Job interviews can be awkward, especially with open-ended questions like, "So, tell me about yourself." Where do you start? What do they want to know? Don't panic, just follow the present-past-future formula, The Muse suggests.
A job interview is your best chance to make a good impression on a future boss and team, and while it's also a time for them to impress you, you want to make sure you send the right message with your non-verbals. This graphic outlines seven different body language mistakes you won't want to make, and how to avoid them.
You've already cleared the first hurdle by landing the interview. You have all the skills, experience and grit to do the job -- and do it well. Now all that’s left to do is snag the role. Before you get too confident, take a note of these interview fails and stay on track for a much deserved offer.
Interviewing for a new job is difficult, but you should pay attention to the way your future boss discusses the team and projects you'd be working on -- not just so you have an idea of what you'll do, but for what they think of your future team, and by extension, what they will think of you.
Job interviews are hard enough considering you have to showcase your skills and experience, and impress your interviewer with them. What you don't want to do is come off like you're reading from a script, so Glassdoor suggests avoiding these played out, oft-repeated interviewee lines that everyone's heard before.
