Hey Amri, I am from Bangladesh and I prepared for my first competency based interview for an international position by watching your videos. AND I GOT THE JOB. Your guidance is truly life-changing. Thank you so so much.
Great video Amri. This has always been a tricky question for me, but you explained it well. We all need to remember: our interview is not a therapy session and the interviewer is not our therapist!😂
This question is so challenging. What if your experience is old? I mean, I'm trying to re-enter the legal industry, but my last role is unrelated to this sector.
Is there any related volunteer work you can do - often these roles are a little easier to find and help you build up more recent relevant experience. You can also focus on your transferable skills - I cover this in more detail here: ua-cam.com/video/tktO28hH_Mg/v-deo.html
Your answer can be a blend of what you found in company research and what you've discovered during the interview process - for example, company accolades, plans or achievements. An example answer to 'What attracted you to our company' is included in my free Top 20 Interview Answers Guide, you can get that here: unique-experimenter-7636.ck.page/cc06b3a625 Hope it helps!
Hi Amri, thank you for your very helpful interview questions and answers.. I am a fresh graduate who is going to have a physical interview for the position of an Assistant Psychological Services Executive in a government agency where they could ask me about certain aspects such as what they generally do. Do you have any advice for how I can stand out in the interview and not be nervous?
Hey Amri, I find your videos extremely useful and helpful. With this question though, I really try to stay away from what is already included in my CV because the interviewers have my CV. I always share things like my personality type and the chief attributes thereof that potentially match me to the job. Moreover, I just feel like I am not my work experience, so to answer that question using my professional experience is an injustice to who I truly am. And so that’s how I’ve always though and tackled the question. This method has helped me a lot and landed me much success. Thereafter, the interviewers ask questions about my CV and that is when I delve deep into my work and professional experience.
Just found your videos. Thank you so much! This is the kind of information I've been wondering about for years, but never got any real answers until now.
How do you properly answer “tell me about your educational background?” for example, “I’m a high school graduate but I completed ‘some college’. I’m stuck with finding the best answer 😞
Although this may be a little different in the UK depending on where you're based but I recommend starting with the grade or qualification, then talk about where you studied and when - then ask if they would like more detail so they can advise how much information they're looking for.
@@amricelesteinterviewcoach ooh ok. I had a job interview last week and these ppl tore me up with some questions I did not know. Here’s one. “How do you envision yourself as a Administrative assistant and how do you build rapport while collaborating with a diverse team?” Something like that, probably a more difficult question than that. I said, I’m not sure and I’ll have to get back with them on that question. Im sure I didn’t get the job lol smh.
please help me to answer the question "tell us a time/situation when you prioritize things with deadline?" being tested is competency of your being customer focused.
Hi Amri, thanks for your very helpful interview questions and answers.. tomorrow I have a competency-based interview for the Joint Program Manager post as Internation United Nations Volunteer. Do you have any advice for it..
Best of luck Jemal! Best advice I can give day in advance is to prep for the common questions (situational / behavioural) as these are more commonly where candidates struggle, best of luck and thank you for the feedback!
To answer this I recommend having a think about your values and what has pushed you to that particular role or industry, for example your innovation, creativity or integrity, you can then use that as a descriptor for your personal brand - for example: 'an innovator,' 'a creative', 'a corporate strategist', and then expand on why that is your personal brand.
Spot on! Well compiled video on the key points on how to introduce yourself and tell me about yourself. I find it quite insightful and I will take the important notes for my upcoming interview next week. Thank you Amri!
Thanks a lot I have an online interview coming soon, the position is maintenance superintendent in factory. Could you please provide me with advice about the same question "Tell me about yourself".
How would you answer this?
Hey Amri, I am from Bangladesh and I prepared for my first competency based interview for an international position by watching your videos. AND I GOT THE JOB. Your guidance is truly life-changing. Thank you so so much.
Amazing🎉 Congratulations!! Excellent news, enjoy your new role!
Which organisation did you get the job?
Great video Amri. This has always been a tricky question for me, but you explained it well. We all need to remember: our interview is not a therapy session and the interviewer is not our therapist!😂
I am so glad you have your channel, the information you share is needed
Thank you, I appreciate the feedback!
What you speak is gold, so concise and on point, thank you❤
Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback
So so so glad to have found your account ❤
Thank you Michelle!
Wow I Remeber you we worked together over 10 years ago in Richmond. You look well and have done so well happy for you Sophie x
Hi! Thanks so much, I hope you're well!
EXCELLENT DEAR TEACHER 👏👏👏 CHARLES STAUDT FROM BRAZIL 🇧🇷
One of the most complicated questions!! Thanks so much for sharing this video!
You're most welcome!
This question is so challenging. What if your experience is old? I mean, I'm trying to re-enter the legal industry, but my last role is unrelated to this sector.
Is there any related volunteer work you can do - often these roles are a little easier to find and help you build up more recent relevant experience. You can also focus on your transferable skills - I cover this in more detail here: ua-cam.com/video/tktO28hH_Mg/v-deo.html
@@amricelesteinterviewcoach Thank you. 😊
This is so helpful... you have no idea.
Aw thank you, I'm glad you find it helpful Muideen, best of luck with your interviews!
Thanks for this. Just bumped into your channel. How would you handle the question "why do you want to work with us?'
Your answer can be a blend of what you found in company research and what you've discovered during the interview process - for example, company accolades, plans or achievements.
An example answer to 'What attracted you to our company' is included in my free Top 20 Interview Answers Guide, you can get that here: unique-experimenter-7636.ck.page/cc06b3a625
Hope it helps!
@@amricelesteinterviewcoach thank you. Will have a look at it
Great video, thank you!
You're welcome!
Your answers are always so spot on!! I love your videos bc your responses don't sound scripted like many others on here.
Thank you! I really appreciate the feedback 💙
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Hi Amri, thank you for your very helpful interview questions and answers..
I am a fresh graduate who is going to have a physical interview for the position of an Assistant Psychological Services Executive in a government agency where they could ask me about certain aspects such as what they generally do. Do you have any advice for how I can stand out in the interview and not be nervous?
Hey Amri, I find your videos extremely useful and helpful.
With this question though, I really try to stay away from what is already included in my CV because the interviewers have my CV. I always share things like my personality type and the chief attributes thereof that potentially match me to the job. Moreover, I just feel like I am not my work experience, so to answer that question using my professional experience is an injustice to who I truly am. And so that’s how I’ve always though and tackled the question. This method has helped me a lot and landed me much success.
Thereafter, the interviewers ask questions about my CV and that is when I delve deep into my work and professional experience.
Thanks, my whole answers sound like the outtakes 😆
😆 You're most welcome John - I hope this helped a little!
I was filling out an application recently and the first question asked if I was gay lol I was applying for a state engineering job
Such an effort, your channel is very very useful, much appreciated.
Very kind, thank you!
How to answer or provide an example question like: - Takes decisions with an eye to the impact on others and on the Organization.
Hi Amri,
How would you use this layout to answer a project manager role please?
Just found your videos. Thank you so much! This is the kind of information I've been wondering about for years, but never got any real answers until now.
How do you properly answer “tell me about your educational background?” for example, “I’m a high school graduate but I completed ‘some college’. I’m stuck with finding the best answer 😞
Although this may be a little different in the UK depending on where you're based but I recommend starting with the grade or qualification, then talk about where you studied and when - then ask if they would like more detail so they can advise how much information they're looking for.
@@amricelesteinterviewcoach ooh ok. I had a job interview last week and these ppl tore me up with some questions I did not know. Here’s one. “How do you envision yourself as a Administrative assistant and how do you build rapport while collaborating with a diverse team?” Something like that, probably a more difficult question than that. I said, I’m not sure and I’ll have to get back with them on that question. Im sure I didn’t get the job lol smh.
please help me to answer the question "tell us a time/situation when you prioritize things with deadline?" being tested is competency of your being customer focused.
This video includes an example answer about prioritizing for a deadline: ua-cam.com/video/tktO28hH_Mg/v-deo.html - hope this helps!
Hi Amri,
thanks for your very helpful interview questions and answers..
tomorrow I have a competency-based interview for the Joint Program Manager post as Internation United Nations Volunteer. Do you have any advice for it..
Best of luck Jemal! Best advice I can give day in advance is to prep for the common questions (situational / behavioural) as these are more commonly where candidates struggle, best of luck and thank you for the feedback!
what about "What is your brand?" I had that one a couple of months ago and I was a deer in the headlights.
To answer this I recommend having a think about your values and what has pushed you to that particular role or industry, for example your innovation, creativity or integrity, you can then use that as a descriptor for your personal brand - for example: 'an innovator,' 'a creative', 'a corporate strategist', and then expand on why that is your personal brand.
Had to comment! Thanks. Have an interview, this was good guidance !
Thank you, I really appreciate the feedback!
Amri, I've been unemployed for several months and am only now getting interviews. Your videos are AMAZING - informative, relevant. Thank you so much.
Great tips on a tricky, often asked question. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you, I'm really glad you found them helpful!
Spot on! Well compiled video on the key points on how to introduce yourself and tell me about yourself. I find it quite insightful and I will take the important notes for my upcoming interview next week. Thank you Amri!
your so brilliant and professional.
Thank you Emmanuel!
Thanks a lot
I have an online interview coming soon, the position is maintenance superintendent in factory. Could you please provide me with advice about the same question "Tell me about yourself".
Brilliant videos … thanks so much
You're most welcome!