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It cool.

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So in this model we're going to talk about interview which is your bridge from the application to the

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job offer.

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And later in this video we're going to tell you the secret the two things that every interviewer is

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thinking when they're interviewing you interviewing is we're about 43 percent of the mistakes are made

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by candidates according to a recent survey.

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And so first talk a little bit about the timeline of a of a normal interview process and the kinds of

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interviews that exist.

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So basically this is the way that interviews work usually early on they interview you for your skills

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and then later on for cultural match.

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So you're probably going to start off with a phone screen which is usually done with the nature of person.

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Easel has a module on that so check that out.

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Then you move to the first round interview where they talk a little bit more about your skills in depth.

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And then the second round interview was more you're more looking for cultural fit.

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Can you work with this particular team and there are a few different kinds of interviews that exist.

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You got the phone screen which most people know about a one on one interview which is what most people

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think about and for onsite interviews.

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They've got the panel interview where a bunch of people at once you've got to group interview where

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you're among a bunch of minutes being interviewed at one time.

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You got the working interview where you do some work and they watch you and then you have the video

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interview.

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So the secret is the thing that are being sussed out in an interview are skills match and roll it.

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They basically want to know do you have what it takes to get this done.

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And then second of all will be like working with you anyway want to think easel users Rezai me and Joe

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for helping us design this module thinks resign me thinks Joe.

