Tell Me About Yourself | What this Interview Question is All About. (with former CEO)
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- From a former CEO. The best answer to the job interview question "tell me about yourself". This is the best way I've ever seen to answer the icebreaker introduction job interview question. I also give a sample example answer to this question.
On my channel, I explore all the common job interview and employment questions, including tell me about yourself, please introduce yourself, tell me something about yourself not on your resume, and describe your career journey so far - in a variety of forms. Please see the other videos in my "Get Hired" playlist for more tips.
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Hello, first I wanted to thank you for all of your amazing videos. It has really helped me over the years. Currently I have been on 3 rounds of interviews with a total of 5 people. The first round was from the senior recruiter via phone, the second was through webex with the hiring manager and the third was a group interview that consisted of the person that is retiring that hopefully I will be replacing, another was in charge of new construction and marketing, and the third person was part of the real estate and development team. The interview went extremely well and so I thought that was the final round but I received an email from the recruiter wanting me to do another webex, but with 2 other team members. It is for a corporate office position for a senior living community. At this point, I dont know what else they are looking for or what other questions they would like to ask. Is it common or rare to have 4 rounds of interviews?
Some jobs have multiple interviews. Screening, then deeper. Sometimes they involve many people in the decision.
Thank you 🙏