How to succeed in your JOB INTERVIEW: Behavioral Questions
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2018
- Think about your last job interview. What did you do to prepare for it, and how did it go? Job interviews are difficult whether you are an English learner or a native speaker. If you want to get the job, you need to prepare for the job interview. In many English-speaking countries, interviews often include behavioral questions. In this lesson, I will teach you about behavioral interview questions and how to answer them. This video also has a listening practice portion to train you to recognize these questions, as well as tips on how to prepare for them. Try our quiz at the end to practice what you have learned, nail that interview, and get that job! Then work like a dog for the rest of your life :)
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Hello. My name is Emma, and in today's video I am going to teach you how to do really well on your interview. So, if you're looking for a job and you have an interview coming up, I'm going to talk to you about a type of question you might hear during your interview. I'm going to tell you how to recognize this type of question, and how to answer this type of question, along with many tips that can help you. Okay? So if you're about to do an interview, don't stress out - we can do it.
All right, so let's look at the types of questions we're going to talk about today. Today we're talking about behavioural interview questions. Okay? So let's look at some examples to understand what I mean by "behavioural interview questions". Okay, so we have this question: "Tell me about a time when you worked effectively under pressure." So take a moment to think about that question. "Give an example of how you worked on a team.", "Describe a time when you had to deal with a very upset customer.", "Have you ever made a mistake? How did you handle it?" Okay, so when we're talking about behavioural questions, it's important to think about: What is being asked of you? Okay? So, the main thing with these types of questions is this word here: "Give an example". Behavioural questions... behavioural interview questions require that you give an example of how you have dealt with or handled a situation.
So, my next question to you is: Do you think we're talking about an example of the past, something that's happened; the present; or the future, something that could happen? So look at these questions. Are we talking about a past example, a present example, or a future example? If you said: "Past example", you are correct. When we talk about behavioural interview questions, what the interviewer is asking is they want you to give a past example. Okay? Something you have done in the past. How can you recognize these types of questions? Because there are many different interview types of questions, these are just one type, so how do you know if it's behavioural interview question? That's a very good question. One way to know is by looking for key words. Okay? So, a lot of the times behavioural questions start off with some sort of hint or clue. "Tell me about a time" is an example. Okay? "Tell me about a time when you worked effectively under pressure.", "Tell me about a time when you disagreed with your boss.", "Tell me about a time when you had problems with your co-workers." Okay? So lot of the times you will hear: "Tell me about" or "Tell me about a time", and that's a signal: Okay, this is probably a behavioural interview question. You might have this as a starter to the question, they might ask you: "Give me an example of how you worked on a team." or "Give me an example of a time when you showed leadership." Okay? So those would both be behavioural questions. Again: "Describe a time". A lot of the times you'll hear the word: "a time" or "an example". So this is another common phrase you will hear with behavioural interview questions. You might also have a question like this: "Have you ever made a mistake?", "Have you ever had difficulties working with somebody?", "Have you ever had a conflict with a customer?", "How did you handle it? What did you do?" So these types of questions, they don't have the same key words as the ones above, but usually they're written or they're said with the present perfect tense, and usually you'll hear a second follow-up question: "How did you handle it?" Okay? So, key word here: "did". If you hear the past tense in the question, then they probably want you to answer the question using a past example. Okay? So, this might be a little bit confusing, you might be a bit worried, you know: "Oh, these questions seem really hard." Well, the very first step is recognizing these questions, so that's what we're going to do right now. We are going to practice recognizing behavioural interview questions.
Okay, so now we are going to practice identifying behavioural interview questions. Okay? […]
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S.T.A.R. technique for these type of questions
-Situation
-Task
-Action
-Results
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Thank you, Emma. This is a very helpful and informative video. I'm preparing a job interview in an academic setting, which has another additional elements, but the way you explain is universal. I'm not a native English speaker and I feel extremely nervous, but your tips help a lot. Thanks.
I finally found this kind of teaching. I can barely understand her. Thank you Emma. I JUST subscribed the engvid. And I LOVE it.
Avoid using "but" in interviews use, however, instead. Thank you so much for creating this video.
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Hi teacher! I wish you could provide us with more job interview tips and how we could implement what we've learnt on Engvid at work! This was legit a good lesson. Btw those glasses are great on you though!
Although this is a "learning English" video, I found it to be the best video around about "how to prepare for an interview"! Much better than the ones made by career experts and self-proclaimed coaches. Thank you and congrats on the great quality provided!
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She don't only teach me how to learn English, but is also show me the way to find a job. Amazing.
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I teach adults with Developmental Disabilities career skills . This video is easy to understand and has all the qualities to assist them in a job interview! Great Job!
Thanks Emma i have a gov job interview tommorow and im lucky i found your channel and I guarantee they will ask me a behavioural questions. I just need to remember the STAR. Situation Task Action and Result
The best teacher is youtube.Her speech so clear and explain comprehensive. Thanks dear Emma
Thank you Emma very much for your video! I have not a fluent English skills but I understood all your words, phrases and what you meant. That's a great!!! You have a fantastic talent and you are a very qualified teacher!!!
Emma no words!! One of the best teachers and persons I know. Thank you! In debt with you!! at your disposal!
these type of video are very importants, they allow us to prepar our interview and anticipate all type of questions.
Thank you Emma
This lesson is very important for me .because I am a vocational collage student .thanks for teaching .thank you so much
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I have the most important interview of my career coming up this week and I was told that it is a "Behavioural Question Interview" with few technical questions sprinkled in the interview. This video will most certainly help me to prepare. I have never heard the term "Behavioural Interview" before and have been researching the subject since then. This instructional lesson with visual aids has certainly helped. I will utilize this during the interview. God bless us all. Thank you for sharing. ~With Love~
So what's your interview result?
(Sorry if my question bother you!)
Great thanks!
(right) off the bat = immediately
"Excuse me I didn't catch that" is a good way to ask for repeating the question
Thank you so much Emma! This is a great clip on being prepared. I'm so excited to address any questions in my interview. Your input on how to think of the process through mental preparation and readiness is so helpful. This has been the greatest influence to my understanding.
I'm so greatful for this video Emma, your advices helped me prepare and pass an interview for which i was selected. Thanks a lot, God bless you.
Dear Emma, I found the video you shared to be very useful in providing best practices for ESL speakers during job interviews. I have repeatedly reviewed the behavioral and situational questions you recommended and have found them to be helpful in reinforcing tips such as listening carefully, taking time to organize ideas, practicing beforehand, be specific, drawing from experiences in different fields including volunteering (which I usually never discuss unless asked), and not hesitating to ask politely for clarification if needed. It's also important to control anxiety through meditation and journaling, and to break the ice with small talk at the beginning of the interview. Additionally, practicing with another English speaker, talking to a mirror, or recording videos to check body language and intonation can help project the right image and leadership. Thank you for sharing this training material.
Teacher Emma is an alive legend. It's really nice to study with her.
Dear Emma, I don't have any abjectives to describe how your english are useful for me. Many thanks !!!!
I approach interviews not expecting a job, but to shutdown the interviewer at every opportunity. I like to think of myself as successful.
and how do you do that? give an examples?
Thanks a million Emma. You're the best teacher who I already saw.
Thank so much Emma ! a nice lesson
Your vidéos is so significant for us just I wanna say thank you, you saved my life.
you are the best teacher i have ever seen please accept my deep respect to you
I used your answers tips to won the job interviews am currently working at.Congratulations!
Wow, this is such a good tutorial. I really like the lecture format, it will stick in my head. Going to share this with some of my colleagues.
Thank you for all of this greatest tips my teacher . you the best teacher i see in my life ....
You´re the best english teacher of the world... Thank you so much for your videos... I love your technique to teach
Thank you 😊 This’s Absolutely informative and very important for people who want to give a good interview. This has helped me on my interviews. I will share this with anyone who asked me or I know is going to interview because I know if they followed this simple steps it will direct them to succeed and the position will be there’s.Thanks 🙏
Thank you, but in general as they maybe common interview questions but I still fail to see how these questions are supposed to show my ethic as an employee
Thanks still for this, hoping to get an office job! 🤞
Thank you o much for this! You went into detail about what to avoid and where to get examples from!
Thank you so much. It's very easy to understand you. You are a great teacher. I am very grateful for your teachings. Watching your videos I'm sure I'll be able to improve my English. Thank you Emma. I love you.
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You're a savior. Key word: recognizing the key words
Omg, i love this video and what i love the most is that you speak so clearly, every thing is understandable. You are amazing. I love it so much that i think I'm gonna watch it over and over again. Thanks a lot.
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Hi teacher Emma ! Could you please, make a video about direct x indirect sentences ? I love your videos.
Thank you!! This was helpful! You are a great teacher. I agree with everyone else.
Awesome video i have to take a interview in the next couple of days and I think it could help a lot.
I've been watching your videos since i was back home until now while I'm in Vancouver 💙!.
Thank you for a wonderful education video, I have 3 interviews this week, this will help to be my best, thank you, JA
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I totally agree to be prepared before the interview!
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Perfect as always! Thank you!
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Thank you for this video Emma. This video's very informative, helpful and fantastic for people who want to succeed in their job interviews.
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A very good video, interviews can be really scary, so this lesson is important to be able to answer behavioural interview questions. Thank you very much teacher Emma.
Hi greetings from Medellin - Colombia, this has been very helpful for me, I really love the way you teach, thanks a million.
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Ms Emma. Don't use this word teacher it sounds a little bit weird when your talking about person is teaching you at least in USA it sounds weird.
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I enjoyed it. And I want more stuff in this regard. Thanks a lot, Miss.
thanks too for your lesson.I have taken so many remarkable job interview questions.
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I lime your video, however, at the end of day it is 'who you know'
I.g. I just had an interview and it took 1 hr. There were 4 persons talking to me. I answered all the question, and yes, they asked thonesed you just listed, in addition to work specific ones as well. I did well, the panel was impressed. But here is the deal breaker, they hired an insider, and old friend at the end. I was told from and insider that they prefer to hire someone they know, not necessarily what they know. So experience if irrelevant when it comes to hiring in mid level jobs. It is who you know.
Emma, I have to say, THANKS A LOT for your tips and support. Warm regards from Madrid!
astonishing, remarkable, amazing, and helpful video.