Ready, Set, Interview

Not preparing will blow the interview before you open your mouth! Learn how to research employers and prepare for the interview questions you'll almost always be asked.

Hiring decisions are often made in the first few seconds. Master your elevator pitch, dress and demeanor. Set yourself up for success so the rest of the interview is just confirming what the interviewer already knows!

Employers want positive, energetic candidates who always do their best. Learn how to avoid being negative using the positive sandwich, and hear Michelle's advice on getting over previous poor employment experiences.

"Tell me about a time when..." You're guaranteed to encounter behavioral questions during most interviews. Learn to use the STAR method to make yourself the hero of your interview stories!

It's tempting to fib about your qualifications, but lying can have serious consequences. Learn why honesty is always the best policy in interviews, and how to be honest even when faced with tough questions like "What's your greatest weakness?”

No matter how well you prepare, everyone has interviews where they realize they're in trouble. Learn how to diagnose the problem, calm your nerves and spin the qualifications you're lacking in a positive light.

"Tell me about your greatest weakness." "Do you have a criminal record?" "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" These difficult questions can make or break an interview. Learn how to navigate them.

If your mind races and your palms get sweaty before an interview, you're not alone. Learn psychological techniques to keep calm from Michelle, who holds a Bachelor of Social Work.

The last impression is almost as important as the first. Learn to ask thoughtful questions about the job and reiterate your interest in the job you're interviewing for.

You survived the interview! But it’s not over yet. Learn how to send follow-up emails and other post-interview tasks to maximize your chances.