Jeff Altman, Big Game Hunter
The final interview preparation is much like the college final exam preparation: you want to make sure you know everything you want to test, cover all the materials, and you took the final exam as confidently as possible, right? It is better to prepare before the actual interview date, which is also a good idea, as there is a good chance you can prepare for other interviews as well.
One of the most common regrets among people preparing for a second or third interview is that they are not preparing for their first time. They think that because they did the second interview, the third interview or the fourth interview, it would be a side dish. They think they have surpassed the first interview, with the most difficult part behind.
They believe they will be able to answer questions without any other research or other reviews. They don’t realize the company hasn’t hired them yet, they are still competing for the same job as others, and they still have to overcome the lingering concerns of whether the company can trust them to do the job.
When you prepare for a second or later interview, there are a lot to remember when preparing. But, the most important thing is to focus on the goals you want to achieve in the interview. Before you step into the interview, you should have a general understanding of where you want to go and what you want to accomplish. The interview is not the time to find out that you are not eligible for the position as you think. You may find yourself a little nervous. Maybe you even start to panic. This is completely normal. The key is to keep a level of mind and know that you are doing everything you can to get the job. Your preparations will explain yourself. You can practice effective interview strategies and stay calm under pressure, the better.
Remember that your preparation for the second, third or fourth interview will be expressed in the interview, so don’t throw it all away because you will feel a little nervous.
Your practice is ahead of time, research, and comments on what happened in previous interviews with the company can help you expect them to dig into the rough edges and allow you to grasp any inquiries they have about you.
ⓒBig Game Hunter, Inc, Asheville, North Carolina. 2022
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