Good Afternoon Don, I really want to say thank you so much for your tips and advice, each element of your video was very crucial in my interview process and it was truly a success! This is a true testimony of your advices and delivering the execution. Keep up the good work!
Lol I’ve been watching your videos for a few days and have been wanting to transition from construction and I used like 4 of your videos and crushed my 2nd interview yesterday.
You really gave me the confidence and inspiration to get a job in the fitness industry. I am currently going for some certifications and was concerned I may not land a job because of not having any experience but I am considering hiring a personal trainer to get some insight on the whole process. Thank you again for the inspiration and for me to get out of the mindset of “you don’t have experience? Then move on to the next job application”
@@dayp79 it is not that far though. The more you learn about the tax law, and you network with people who are tax experts, this may consider as skill and experience. It all depends how your current skils+knowledge are assessed in ordered to get to the new field that you want.
There's a fine line between learning a new skill and actually having working experience in a professional environment. In the IT Field, having some knowledge and actually working in the field is very different. An experienced hiring manager can tell the difference.
Many times, the job description you get, that is approved, has been altered between the time the job posting is 1st listed to the time you interview for the position. So, going by the job description can be a land mine. Oh, you might pass the initial screening, but you won't actually get the job. What you REALLY need 90% of the time is someone on "the inside" to tell you the scoop on the company.
Really appreciate your videos! Here is a topic for you: How to behave when having an interview at a place that you used to work. I just did this and it was a disaster! Firstly, I was so happy to see old workmates, that I let down my guard and was far too 'honest' with them. Also, we were so busy talking about the old days, I was distracted from telling them my strengths and what i could offer them. Also, I joked around with the Partner with the firm and it all got misconstrued. Again... a total disaster...
Neat first name I've only seen last spelled McMahon or Mcmann and Manahan but anyway Sall good Wouldn't it make sense and is this good 9r bad to do saying I'm happy to be taught and learn new things easily ??
1 candidates rarely read JDs. 2 employers and recruiters can find many people with ay combination of experience they want. They do not want to waste their time listening to why you are better than someone with real, appropriate experience. This did work ore-internet, nit not so much today!
Your voice is so resonant and soothing , I know this has nothing to do with the subject, but did you have vocal training ? I think having a great voice is a crucial step in networking and creating connections with people
I am trying and passionately want to change my career from banking / customer service industry to audio visual art / content creator / video making..🙏 Been listening to your videos regularly during the lock down.....it gives me lot os knowledge and sense of self confidence...🙏 now i am ready to follow and explore this new career that i always wanted to do but never really got to make in to reality in the past...!! Any other related video that i can watch for a changing to a new career ?? I want with and listen to this sort of video as mulch as i can .....🙏 Wish me luck.....le🙏 thank you Don...🌏☮️Ⓜ️
These are great videos! I would like to see one about what someone who is not a native English speaker can do in a job interview when its pronunciation is not perfect. This is very interesting because their vocabulary can be limited. From your personal perspective, what would make you hire someone who speaks broken English?
Don't put your Head down, work on your face eyes contact and don't speak fastest be confident to yourself,read the job description first tell them how you can do it.i went through many.
This is a very helpful video. You inspired me to talk about this as well. I would love for you to give me your feedback on my current video on this topic.
I graduated college with honors and have been unemployed ever since. I applied on and off for 4 years and gotten 1 interview and no offers. They never tell me what I did wrong, but I think it is my autism.
@@DonGeorgevich Hi Don, Thank you so much. I got the job. I am really grateful for your videos. It helped me a lot. Boosting my confidence, how to talk and prepare for the interview. Your presentations and explanations are crystal clear and on point. Thank you very much again.
The problem is in 2 places. 1. Online job search is not personal and you would have to change your resume for every job you are applying for. 2. HR has no real idea about the job or skills they are hiring you for. And reject you biased on there ignorance. And hire the wrong candidate. And they repost the same job a month later.
Don Georgevich Thanks Don. I appreciated your video(s). They take a lot of the sweats out of interviewing. I just did an interview this week. I’m planning for my 2nd interview with the CEO for a family business next week. 🙌
Don Georgevich You would be surprised that in this day of technology advancements in computers you can use X-Plane.com to teach yourself flying. Making the transition to working as a crew is a different mindset but simulators are the way forward to learning skills quickly and safely.
I literally just transitioned but the IT field is wide. I’ve ran into several guys in interviews during my transition that had no idea what they wanted to do in the field and if you speak with them they have zero knowledge about the job they’re even interviewing for. So find an actual job you’d like to do and create a road map to get to that position and then get a job that fits into that map entry level. Also really drown yourself in knowledge so that you can have enough context to have an actual discussion about the field with people.
@@auspicioustoot Thanks ! I have been building computers for 20 years but recently I am making the switch to Linux and server studies and server implementation. You are right ! It is information overload. It can be overwhelming. I need to map out my expertise and goals more clearly. I might need to talk with a IT Wizard.
@@DonGeorgevich I have very limited experience. None of it has helped me in finding employment. I'm a 2nd year in college and cant find a job. I have been applying to 15 to 20 jobs a week around my city for the last 3 years. The jobs are mostly cashier and dishwashing positions pretty much any entry level job. I got one response in 3 years and I couldn't get to them due to the commute. It was 3.5 hours away. I'm going to keep applying. If you have any advice it would be appreciated before you start calling me a liar.
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Good Afternoon Don,
I really want to say thank you so much for your tips and advice, each element of your video was very crucial in my interview process and it was truly a success! This is a true testimony of your advices and delivering the execution. Keep up the good work!
glad to help you
This is exactly what I needed as I’ll be graduating from San Francisco state in a few months but don’t have much finance experience. Thank you
good luck and congrats because I know you will make it
Lol I’ve been watching your videos for a few days and have been wanting to transition from construction and I used like 4 of your videos and crushed my 2nd interview yesterday.
congrats! that's great to hear.
You really gave me the confidence and inspiration to get a job in the fitness industry. I am currently going for some certifications and was concerned I may not land a job because of not having any experience but I am considering hiring a personal trainer to get some insight on the whole process. Thank you again for the inspiration and for me to get out of the mindset of “you don’t have experience? Then move on to the next job application”
I’m changing a career from fitness to finance. Not easy.
nothing worth doing is easy.
Same here. Trying to change from accounting to tax....would think it would be relatively easy but it is not
@@DonGeorgevich you're definitely right about that.👍
Absolutely. How did you do it? Are you in finance now or still on fitness?
@@dayp79 it is not that far though. The more you learn about the tax law, and you network with people who are tax experts, this may consider as skill and experience. It all depends how your current skils+knowledge are assessed in ordered to get to the new field that you want.
There's a fine line between learning a new skill and actually having working experience in a professional environment. In the IT Field, having some knowledge and actually working in the field is very different. An experienced hiring manager can tell the difference.
Thanks for all of your helpful videos! Accepted a promotion as a Research Data Supervisor.
congrats. you are awesome
Many times, the job description you get, that is approved, has been altered between the time the job posting is 1st listed to the time you interview for the position. So, going by the job description can be a land mine. Oh, you might pass the initial screening, but you won't actually get the job. What you REALLY need 90% of the time is someone on "the inside" to tell you the scoop on the company.
Thanks for the advice!
glad to help
I liked your video. You provide some really helpful tidbits. Thank you very much.
This video its big help for me and build up my confidence. Thank you so much🙏
These videos are amazing, thank you so much. These videos are answering so many of my questions and concerns. Great Job!
many thanks
Really appreciate your videos! Here is a topic for you: How to behave when having an interview at a place that you used to work. I just did this and it was a disaster! Firstly, I was so happy to see old workmates, that I let down my guard and was far too 'honest' with them. Also, we were so busy talking about the old days, I was distracted from telling them my strengths and what i could offer them. Also, I joked around with the Partner with the firm and it all got misconstrued. Again... a total disaster...
we learn from our mistakes
Neat first name I've only seen last spelled McMahon or Mcmann and Manahan but anyway
Sall good
Wouldn't it make sense and is this good 9r bad to do saying I'm happy to be taught and learn new things easily ??
1 candidates rarely read JDs. 2 employers and recruiters can find many people with ay combination of experience they want. They do not want to waste their time listening to why you are better than someone with real, appropriate experience.
This did work ore-internet, nit not so much today!
in the end, just do what you need to do.
Thanks so much for uploading this video to UA-cam this is amazing and I really enjoyed watching this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@DonGeorgevich I hope to do your techniques to get the interviews I want
You are awesome my dear. Thank you for this info.🙏✨
glad to help you
Excellent information. This is going to be helpful. Just what I needed. Thank you.
You're very welcome!
Your voice is so resonant and soothing , I know this has nothing to do with the subject, but did you have vocal training ? I think having a great voice is a crucial step in networking and creating connections with people
Thank you so much
I am trying and passionately want to change my career from banking / customer service industry to audio visual art / content creator / video making..🙏 Been listening to your videos regularly during the lock down.....it gives me lot os knowledge and sense of self confidence...🙏 now i am ready to follow and explore this new career that i always wanted to do but never really got to make in to reality in the past...!! Any other related video that i can watch for a changing to a new career ?? I want with and listen to this sort of video as mulch as i can .....🙏 Wish me luck.....le🙏 thank you Don...🌏☮️Ⓜ️
Your the man Don!!
These are great videos! I would like to see one about what someone who is not a native English speaker can do in a job interview when its pronunciation is not perfect. This is very interesting because their vocabulary can be limited. From your personal perspective, what would make you hire someone who speaks broken English?
slow down your rate of speech and your interviewer is less likely to notice your accent
Don't put your Head down, work on your face eyes contact and don't speak fastest be confident to yourself,read the job description first tell them how you can do it.i went through many.
This is a very helpful video. You inspired me to talk about this as well. I would love for you to give me your feedback on my current video on this topic.
I graduated college with honors and have been unemployed ever since. I applied on and off for 4 years and gotten 1 interview and no offers. They never tell me what I did wrong, but I think it is my autism.
graduating and honors are not prerequisites for employment.
Hey Don, thank for uploading videos its really valuable and helpful..Keep the good work thank you once again..
glad to hear that.
Thank you for the videos. Its very motivating and gives a good direction for my job search
thank you and good luck on your next interview
@@DonGeorgevich Hi Don, Thank you so much. I got the job. I am really grateful for your videos. It helped me a lot. Boosting my confidence, how to talk and prepare for the interview. Your presentations and explanations are crystal clear and on point. Thank you very much again.
Awesome video. And timely. Thanks!
glad to hear it helped you.
1st time for everything.... doesn't seem like it though it's frustrating
We all at one point had to get a job with no experience. We all got our first jobs at some point.
Trying to go from customer service to machinist/factory worker.
It's been two years since I had a job (was fired by a new manager at my prior job)
i"ve been there too
Thank you
The problem is in 2 places.
1. Online job search is not personal and you would have to change your resume for every job you are applying for.
2. HR has no real idea about the job or skills they are hiring you for. And reject you biased on there ignorance.
And hire the wrong candidate. And they repost the same job a month later.
There are problems with everything
@@DonGeorgevich vary general response. Vary HR of you lol.
Thank you for sharing
glad it helped.
No experience, 7:26
No experience, 5:25
No experience, 3:34
No experience, 1:11
I do not think it means, what you think it means.
what do you think it means?
I have a skype interview tomorrow and I haven't gotten a job since I graduated last year 😔 I NEEDED this. Thank you
glad to help you and good luck
How did it go?
@@mortis3732 Went good. Depending on how I do on the coding challenge I could get an offer tomorrow.
@@Nytrox3000 Nice
@@mortis3732 Flopped
I flew jet airplanes and Im trying to break into I.T. ! Yes. Im for real !
you can be a pilot and break into IT by reading a book, but the reverse is not true.
Don Georgevich Thanks Don. I appreciated your video(s). They take a lot of the sweats out of interviewing. I just did an interview this week. I’m planning for my 2nd interview with the CEO for a family business next week. 🙌
Don Georgevich You would be surprised that in this day of technology advancements in computers you can use X-Plane.com to teach yourself flying. Making the transition to working as a crew is a different mindset but simulators are the way forward to learning skills quickly and safely.
I literally just transitioned but the IT field is wide. I’ve ran into several guys in interviews during my transition that had no idea what they wanted to do in the field and if you speak with them they have zero knowledge about the job they’re even interviewing for. So find an actual job you’d like to do and create a road map to get to that position and then get a job that fits into that map entry level. Also really drown yourself in knowledge so that you can have enough context to have an actual discussion about the field with people.
@@auspicioustoot Thanks ! I have been building computers for 20 years but recently I am making the switch to Linux and server studies and server implementation. You are right ! It is information overload. It can be overwhelming. I need to map out my expertise and goals more clearly. I might need to talk with a IT Wizard.
But sometimes you have all the experience but you still don't get hired
that's my story.
I have absolutely no experience whatsoever.
you are lying.
@@DonGeorgevich I have very limited experience. None of it has helped me in finding employment. I'm a 2nd year in college and cant find a job. I have been applying to 15 to 20 jobs a week around my city for the last 3 years. The jobs are mostly cashier and dishwashing positions pretty much any entry level job. I got one response in 3 years and I couldn't get to them due to the commute. It was 3.5 hours away. I'm going to keep applying. If you have any advice it would be appreciated before you start calling me a liar.
thank you for
glad to help you
Walter White got wisdom!
I did this today the manager told they call sometime next week
sounds like a good sign
@@DonGeorgevich thanks u good at the videos and explain them to people how to get a job
Did you get the job?
@@mortis3732 they don't call me back
How are you getting these interviews if you don't have experience?
i let you think about that.
I'm in the hospitality business, I'm looking to start over what advise do u have
Good advice but how do you get a job where a degree is required when you’ve been doing the exact job for forty years without a degree?
shown them why you are better than someone with a degree
I would if I could but no one will even give me a chance. My resume automatically gets trashed when they don’t see a degree. 🤷♀️
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glad you like it.
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