Remember: they wouldn't be interviewing you if they didn't think YOU were a great fit already. They are looking for reasons to HIRE you! So all you have to do is give them some. You got this! I'm proud of you & believe in you! 💓

@richb1576

6 ай бұрын

And the after interview thank you e mail. I just landed a job thanks to you and I’m sure that thank you e mail helped me to stand out. Thank you Erin

@crystalgeminiii3974

6 ай бұрын

I know this is kind of crazy to ask... How do you explain being fired for a cause for a job interview within the same industry?

@siginitikasiginithika

6 ай бұрын

Can you make a complete video of an interviewer asking every question possible they might ask in a job interview. To be on the safe side and be prepared for absolutely any question, and maybe give a few tips. It'd be the perfect video to watch and prepare for interviews. Tips would be better then you answering them yourself like you do in your other videos. Since thered be alot of question and its needs to be relative to any and all jobs as possible.

@solenamorada4974

5 ай бұрын

Hello Erin, thankful for all the good tips and advice you put out. I have a specific question tho: what advice could you give, when companies even the ones with international connections use the excuse of "we are only a ministry" to offer really low compensations?

@fg_fan5873

4 ай бұрын

@@siginitikasiginithika are you seriously asking this. while you are at it, why dont you ask her to do the interview as well

Coming back after three rounds of interviews to say THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I just landed my first “big girl” job out of college! You helped me feel so confident and prepared going into each round! Y’all LISTEN TO HER she knows her stuff and she really does mean it when she says you’ve got this ❤

@AshleyOrtego

Ай бұрын

Congratulations, whoooohooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!

I just nailed an interview and got a job offer thanks to Erin. I followed all of her advice and did everything she suggests in this clip. During orientation my supervisor who was showing me the job was also one of the interviewers so I asked him why I was hired. I told him I was part of an online support group and would share his answer if he did not mind. He said it was fine. They interviewed around 12 people and hired 1. He said and I quote him here. “You interviewed well.” I was not expecting that. I thought it would be my experience (28 years) Or my professionalism. Nope. It was my interview skills. Thank you Erin.

@AshleyOrtego

Ай бұрын

Congratulations, whoooohooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!

"They are not looking for reasons to reject you, they are looking for reasons to hire you." - wow I need to hear that. 😂 thank you so much for the help!

I watched this video before I interviewed in a round 1 and round 2 for a new job in late December and then a round 3 in early January. AND I WAS HIRED!!! Not only that, I got a 58% raise, got to move to a new city for work and got my own place for the first time ever!! Your videos helped me feel prepared and raised my confidence. Thank you so much Erin!!!! 😊

@AshleyOrtego

Ай бұрын

Congratulations, whoooohooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!

I recently interviewed for my first job in my field coming out of grad school (debt-free!), and to prepare, I watched every video of Erin's I could find on resume-writing, job applications, interviewing, and salary negotiation. Long story short, I landed the job!!! Not only that, but using Erin's advice, I was able to negotiate them up by $5k/year during the interview process, even though I was already at the top end of their budget. These videos were a huge help in learning how to navigate the process, and they relieved so much of my anxiety. She really knows her stuff. Thank you, Erin!!!

1. Mindset 2. Review job description 3. Research 4. Prepare questions 5. Prepare outfits 6. Do a mock interview

Watching this the day before an interview that, if I get the job, will literally take me across the world to a new country which is what I have wanted for ten years. Crossing my fingers that these tips end up helping. edit two months after the interview: I got my dream job! Finally heading across the world

@melBea123

20 күн бұрын

So happy for you!

Great video! For blind spots : if you don't have anyone available to do these mock interviews with, you can always try to film yourself while you ask/answer the questions or you can do like sims and practice in the mirror

@lovewhitey4462

4 ай бұрын

Also voice recorder so u hear your tone & tempo

Having good questions is vital - you should always have at least 6 questions ready that are well thought up and not cookie-cutter. My formula is: - 2 questions that pick out specific requirements from the job description (shows you've throughly read the JD and are probably more familiar with it that the hiring manager) - 2 more general questions about the role & team - 2 more general questions about the company and culture

Interview today! The timing on this is amazing! I am so excited and feel really prepared! Something else that I think helped me get here was asking my manager to send a note of recommendation to the recruiter after my initial interview. Sending good vibes to everyone else I hope you all land where you want to with your interview!

@richb1576

6 ай бұрын

I hope you nailed the interview and got the job. Good luck

@26nurhakim

5 ай бұрын

Hi,do you got it??

@user-lk8kb3op5p

4 ай бұрын

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@cfisher2447

4 ай бұрын

what if the employee is nude

Perfect timing. I have an interview on Monday. My first interview in over 10yrs. I am so nervous. But I feel this video gave me so much confidence. Now I got sm hwk

@lovewhitey4462

4 ай бұрын

Great make sure you share briefly why you haven’t worked in years You got this

@lizztovar1631

4 ай бұрын

@lovewhitey4462 I've been fully employed, and still am, at the moment, however I have settled with the same job for over 10yrs. So I've recently decided it's time to move on.

@lovewhitey4462

4 ай бұрын

@@lizztovar1631 good luck 🍀

@Alyssa-yu8yy

Ай бұрын

@@lizztovar1631how'd ur interview go?

I've been enjoying your shorts for a while and this is the first long form video that I watched. So many people who make content in this category sound like they are reading a script or basically giving a PPT presentation. It can get annoying and feel disingenuous. This felt like chatting with a friend who knows their stuff, or someone who works at the company that is giving you the inside scoop, and that takes a lot of talent to pull off. Great job!

As Someone who is gonna have an interview next week (and hopefully leave my current Job for a Better Job!) This is so helpful!

I have an interview tomorrow. I been watching KZread video all weekend. Your video was the best one I've seen. You are reassuring and give GREAT advice. Thank you so much, I'm feeling confident and ready to get my new job!

Watched the video, came back from interview. I got the job right away.😊❤truly thank you for the advice. "You go where you belong" believe yourself

I just got a new job🎉 and I must say: thank you Erin!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 I watched some of your videos and it all went well.

I had my first interview today and it was amazing! The interviewer liked me, and I liked the interviewer and the company. I have a paid trial edit (I am a video editor) and they are already drafting up the contract. It is just wowing them with the edit, then I'm guaranteed to have a job at 19!!! Thank you for this video, it gave me less anxiety about everything.

I have an interview today and was just coming to your channel to prep! This is perfect thank you ❤

@justjahnasia7450

6 ай бұрын

same i have an interview today at 11:30

@lovewhitey4462

4 ай бұрын

Good luck I hope it goes in your favor

@justjahnasia7450

4 ай бұрын

@@lovewhitey4462 i didn’t get that job but i got hired somewhere else and i start tomorrow

Hi Erin! Thank you so much for all the advice. I struggled to communicate due to autism and didn't learn proper etiquette as well as regular folks. But now I've gone to interviews for several companies and used the advice, now all 3 gave me offers! 2 of them were nice and casual, one was tough and grilling, so it was certainly a surprise the 3rd one offered in the end! I'm still a bit nervous for the final negotiations but I'm close now!

Hey Erin! Just wanted you to know your channel has been so helpful for interview tips as a young (and inexperienced) person! I'm pretty nervous but also proud because i have my first (ever!!!!) interview on Thursday! I know you might not see this comment, but your super helpful and your advice has really helped me! Thank you very much!

@noellec27

6 ай бұрын

Good luck!!!

@AdviceWithErin

6 ай бұрын

I’m so happy to hear that!!! And I’m so excited for them to meet you! ❤️ let us know how it goes

Erin, I just got an amazing job and I felt like I had to come back to your channel and thank you because I obsessively watched your previous interview and salary negotiation videos and have never felt more confident in my interviews. So THANK YOU! She knows what she’s talking about y’all!!

Tysm for saying the interview goes both ways. Ive always said that an interview is as much you interviewing the company to be an employer as the other way around!❤

I watched this before my interview and I really think it helped! Also have your quote from one of your shorts, "if youre in the room, then you belong there!" Thank you, Erin❤

@Info8777

6 күн бұрын

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Thank you Erin! You're videos encouraged me to create a cover letter and to be more confident in skills I already had during my interview! I interviewed for a part-time position at 10am and today at 4pm, I received a job for a full time position with similar role requirements. 3 phone calls were made back to me; as they were honestly looking for a better position to fit me because of my current Pregnancy! God is really good! Put your faith in Him and do your part like following Erin's videos and things will turn around! ❤

Dear Erin! You are literally saving my life. I am scripting all you words and working on my answers to get the best job ever !!! Thank you My DEAR!

I really like the ‘You got this’ tag that you put at the end of many of your short videos. Very well done.

Just got my first job offer and It was all thanks to you. All of your advice was gold. I binged all your interview videos and I am so glad I did. You speak in such an easy to understand way too which really helps. Thank you!

Thank you so much Erin! I have had so many interviews for collegs and your videos have helped me sooo much.

You literally the best. You are not negative and dramatic, but thinking out of the box and really inspired me. Thank you!!!

This is EXACTLY what I needed! Really & truly, THANK YOU!

Two hours before my interview for a supervisor! Thank you for these videos I’m watching them all before it’s showtime!

This was really helpful. Such a God send Erin! I have an interview this Thursday and it’s my very first one so I’m just trying to be super prepared and ready for it. And your pep talk really made me smile and calm down. ❤😊

I had my interview last Friday and was offered the job yesterday! Thank you so much for making these videos, it helped a lot!

Thank you so much for your videos. I have 3 job interviews this week. I was feeling scared and distrustful about my performance, but I found your channel and now I am feeling prepared to do it well! 💪

Thank you so much Erin ! I have a job interview next week, and for once in my life I'm actually looking forward to it, thanks to your wonderful advice and tips !

Thank you for helping us! You are truly an angel :)

Thanks Erin! So timely, I have an interview this week 😊

Your video is great. I love the first tip. Thank you!

Just got a job offer after applying your tips on the interview. Even though I had interviewes before it is always great to watch your video and feel more confident. Thanks a lot Erin!!

Hi Erin! Great video. I whole heartedly thank you for explaining in such details about these crucial tips. One small advice I'd like to make in this video is to give full names of each steps in the key moments. It would make it easier to browse and click on a moment a viewer is more interested to know more. :)

I've got my first job interview as a senior in hs and I'm super excited!! It's at my local library and I've been dying to work there!!

@Info8777

6 күн бұрын

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I literally have interview today!! The timing is amazing, thank you for your suggestions! ❤

Hi Erin! I just had my first interview with Marel today and using your tips I was able to come into the interview call more than prepared! Thank you so much for continuing to create this content for young individuals who are just starting their careers whether it be for an internship or full time position! Love your content, it's awesome!💕❤😍

OMG! You almost got a million subs! I was here when you were still a few hundred subs. Congratulations! I always go here when I have a new journey in my professional career. Like literally since 2022.

Interview tomorrow for my first full-time regular job in 5 years, thank you for this reminder ❤

Thank you Erin. I had a job interview and stumbled on a few questions and didn't get the job. I had another job interview today at a great company. I used your tips from here and from the video about how to answer " do you have any questions" at the end of an interview and I got a job offer just now. You are amazing.

You are amazing 🤩 thanks so much for your tips!

This was so helpful, I really appreciated the pep talk at the beginning😭 My dream job interview is tomorrow! I really hope i can nail this.

You are amazing really. Your videos helped me alot in interviews i give around.

I literally needed to see this today. I have an interview today.

I have the final interview (number four) next week for a job I’m really interested in so the timing of this video was great. 🎉

Thank you for this! I have an interview today ❤

Stellar presentation

I have an interview today, I'm fourteen and i've never had a job before and i'm so nervous. Thanks Erin❤

Im in a wonky feeling situation. My current job is very stressful, but they're very nice to me, but i now have an interview with a company that is closer to my home and pays better... Im really going to regret having to hand my two weeks notice in if i do get this position, but im hoping my bosses will be human wnd realize what a great opportunity this could be more my financial future... Your videos gave me the confidence to apply and remember to put myself and my well-being in front of the company's. Because I can be replaced at work. It would be annoying for them, but it's possible and doable. Thank you for these videos ❤

Could you do a video on tips for virtual interviews specifically?

Are there any tips or tricks that I can apply to a university interview? Love all your videos by the way. :)

Hi Erin, I've been following you for a while now and I really love your videos! Right now I have applied for a position in my current department. It is a higher position where I can develop further. Do you have any tips for internal job applications?

rewatching this video because I have several interviews in the next few weeks for residency!

Instead of going for a job interview. I think I have a better option that actually makes you earn better . Anyone ever heard of Larysa Caba?

@annddyyy-6920

6 ай бұрын

I feel one Of the greatest challenges that we first timers face in the ma rket is that we end up losing all we have,making it difficult to find ourselves back to our feet. My biggest advice is to always seek the services of a professional just like I did when I ventured into it for the first time. Big thanks to Larysa Caba. I now make huge profits by weekly through her services while still learning to stand on my own.

@austinwood7904

6 ай бұрын

I think she trades for everyone I meet. I met her twice at a meeting in Germany and after her lectures from Ella I had to personally ask her to be my financial advisor. she is definitely good

@leticiaenraz8514

6 ай бұрын

I trade with her every week and make huge profits from her. her consistency is crazy.

@jasperflontes4289

6 ай бұрын

I have never seen a trader as open and transparent as Larysa Caba with her clients. The way she decides to make a profit for her clients. she allows you to express your fears and she still rests your fears and that is my respect. I don't normally comment on videos, but this word should be included. she is really cool.

@oliviani7393

6 ай бұрын

I just looked up her name online. she is licensed with credible certificates and has an amazing track record. Thank you for the message.

Thank you so much for the advice in this video. One thing that I do have a question about is about the body language statistic. As someone who is neuro divergent, I find it hard to sit still and to make eye contact and find it distracting and stressful when I try. How would you approach this with an interviewer?

Hey Erin! I watched your video yesterday before my job interview. I've had enough job interviews in my life to know when I think that I impressed them enough to offer me the job. One of the interviewers is someone currently in the role in which I was interviewing and she seemed fairly critical of a few of my responses. This is the second time this company has wanted to interview me. I'm not really expecting to get the job, but I was looking at your videos and don't see that you have done one on thank you notes post interview. Would love your perspective

thanks a lot❤❤❤

I recently got the news that my so called probationary employment will not be continued (for reasons I dont agree with, but that's beside the topic). Your videos are helping a lot. But it is hard not seeming too desperate when I really am...

I love your videos so much!! I'm already a month in of job hunting and so far I've got 2 over the phone initial interviews. The 2nd one, however, was a disaster, I feel like I could have done better. I wish I'd seen this video sooner. Your content has been really helpful, even before I started job hunting. So, about the last interview, a lot of factors contributed to what I felt like a poor interview. For one, they had me wait for an hour due to some technical difficulties, which was really unfortunate. Anyway, this is getting a little bit long, but I wanted to ask you, how can I feel not rushed in an interview? Even though I wanted to respect their time, it's just that every time I look at the interviewer they look like they are rushing and so I feel rushed as well. How do I deal with this? I want to do my best.

Im really good at working and im so responsible, but i feel like im sucks at interview, and they keep asking me repetitive question why dont you apply for a job beforee (office or corporate job), but i alreadyyy told them what i did, my skill and my achievement.

@advicewitherin Hi Erin, do you have any interview advice for internal positions? I was encouraged by the BA, who knows me quite well, to apply for a position in their department but they're also interview outside candidates. Any advice? Thank you.

I’m always stuck in the “under qualified” or “definitely overqualified” debacle as a reason for them to sidestep the salary question.

Excellent tips, but I have such a hard time to remember my stories!! What should I do?! 😭

Any advice if you get a job offer but still have some interviews in the upcoming week? Don't want to accept the first offer in case the other offer is better, but also no guarantee will even get the second offer. How do you allow yourself time to potentially hear back from the 2nd company without it making the 1st company think that you're hesitant or not interested in their offer? Thanks ❤

Hi, Erin! I'm Andrew. What interview outfit suggestions do you have for us gents? My parents are not afraid to be real with me. My brother (only sibling too).

I'm good enough, smart enough, and doggone it...

Had an interview which would allow me to move to Germany and flip my life around (my country is neither in the EU nor in the EEA). Magna Cum Laude graduate, *three* internal recommendations (one of whom is a good friend) including the department head after one of the interviews, stellar compliments throughout the interview process and received excellent feedback on the practical assessment. They shut the offer after the last interview phase before our would-be contract negotiation. I don't think I've recovered from that yet and it's left a deep wound. If this wasn't enough, then what will be? All this for a developer role.

Hey Erin I have an interview in 4 days and I have my bangs dyed pink and the rest of my hair blonde. Would dying my bangs red be enough to look professional enough for an interview you think? Or should I dye my whole head red?

Hello Erin! First of all - thank you for the great video, it was really useful! Could you please share your advice - how would you react to a situation where the recruiter, during the interview says that they feel like your competences are too high for the role you apply for? I felt like I was a good match for one position, got invited for the interview, was very well prepared, but now - after receiving this type of feedback during the conversation, I am really afraid that it won't end positively for me... Any advice on how to respond to similar feedback/react in the future? Once again - thank you for your videos, they are super useful and full of really great tips!

@lovewhitey4462

4 ай бұрын

That’s a slippery slope they are hesitant you will be bored and leave.. I went through this 3 times and I left shortly after taking the jobs the coworkers were envious I had college degree.( and thought I wanted the supervisor job or theres) Its very hard to fit in with people who know they have no other job options and they resent you.. I was also a maid I just needed a job… Don’t be discouraged just apply where you can GROW not slowly die on the vine 💥

How does a filmmaker become an interview expert? You do a great job, but did you interview for a lot of films, where do you get your knowledge and information from?

I have an interview today . I'm like ahhhhhh

I saw this video at the perfect time. I’m at the age where I’m trying to get my first job and I’m not sure how to act or what to say in an interview. Today my mom and I sat down and looked at the applications for the job but it turned out that they stopped receiving them last night at midnight. We sent an email to try to ask if it’s to late but I’m not sure what to do even if it’s not to late and they actually accept it.

Curious question, what if they're a local company without an about question?

I have a 3rd interview tomorrow with the CEO! Soo nervous and no idea what she will ask that already hasnt been asked 😬 any tips?

I know you make a lot of videos about preparing for a “professional job” but do you have any tips for a retail or fast food jobs.

@R.L.Maverick

6 ай бұрын

Not Erin of course but have experience on both these spaces. There are a few key things hiring managers want to know; you’re trainable, show up on time for shifts ready to work, your open to take on other shifts as available (indicating flexibility), and friendliness to customers. Lean into these as much as are naturally you. These qualities serve well in these industries. Good luck!!

@R.L.Maverick

6 ай бұрын

And of course as Erin added, great hygiene!!! Especially for fast food positions.

@beedraws

6 ай бұрын

@@R.L.Maverick Thanks I’m pretty nervous so I need all the help I can get lol 😊

@R.L.Maverick

6 ай бұрын

@@beedrawshopefully you have had an interview and landed the job you pursued!!!

What if you call back to follow up on an application and the store director tells you they saw your application but got side tracked and they tell you they may call again tomorrow and if not then you must be the one to call them back? Im my case the store director is doing the interview not HR. Not sure if this is only for local stores where im from… Im a little suspicious to call them back if I dont get a call but im doing it anyway. This video on the other hand was still very helpful!❤

@donnabu

6 ай бұрын

Update: I got the call back and scheduled my interview for tomorrow! >.

@simsbanshee

6 ай бұрын

@@donnabu Responding in case you encounter this situation in the future. I think it's less important about the directions they gave you, and more important that they are basically revealing to you that they have poor time management and will put the responsibility on you to do their job. I hope this works out, but one of the most important things when job seeking is to evaluate the employer every step of the way so that you can begin to understand the work culture as soon as possible. Personally, I have turned down jobs many times because of red flags. Your description of what is happening is not the biggest red flag, but it should make you approach with caution.

@advicewitherin can u help with scenario. Let’s say u arrange a netting with your boss to discuss a raise and before you get the chance to ask for a raise of let’s say 15% they offer you like 3 or 5% how would you go about that.

I’m interviewing in 9 hours. Wish me some Erin luck.

@Info8777

6 күн бұрын

Good luck how was ur interview

How do I address a 6 year work gap bc I was a caregiver? Thanks

@dereka5017

6 ай бұрын

First off...kudos to you for being a caregiver. Especially in these days, that is such a gift! Secondly, it depends on what industry you're applying to. If it's an industry that doesn't require specialized skills, just an individual who's sharp and enthusiastic, focus less on the hard skills and more on the soft skills that would complement the job. For instance, if the job is in customer service, bring up how you volunteer for the local church or hospital once a week, so you're always interacting positively with the public. If they're looking for a specific proficiency in, say, Microsoft Excel, share how you are naturally curious and motivated and self-taught yourself on the ins and outs of Microsoft Word. Or maybe you learned a language or two in your spare time. Anything to show that when you're motivated to learn, you follow through, and can therefore easily pick up the requirements of the job. There's really no reason having been a caregiver for 6 years should preclude you from such jobs. On the other hand, if it's in an industry with specialized skills, that's much more difficult, because it's assumed that your skills have fallen off, or that you're not familiar with updated practices. One avenue is to pursue a less stringent role and then work your way up once you've proven yourself in that role. Really *look* at areas slightly outside your job description where you can help out. Initiative is huge, just make sure you're being a boon and not an over eager annoyance. Alternatively, you can demonstrate that you've kept up on those skills, practically or academically, while in your caregiver capacity. Thirdly, people underestimate the power of personality. If you show up to an interview slightly early, are courteous and personable, appear well put together, and are honest with your resume holes, but also demonstrate why those holes won't impact your performance (or at least your plan to circumnavigate them), an interviewer is going to *look* for reasons to hire you. For inspiration, a friend of mine was a Branch Manager at a bank in her early twenties, then took 18 years off to be a stay at home mom to them. She just recently took her first job as a bookkeeper, something she had some experience in when she was younger, but brushed up on lately to land the job. While she didn't quite fit their bill, she won them over with her personality and proactive approach. Best of luck!

w video ♥

I have an interview tomorrow and im nervous 😭😂

I had a job interview today. Got there early and everything. It was on google meet and no one let me in. 😭

Lol my mom would be harsh with me bc she wants me to succeed. My hubby is the one who'll be too nice bc he hasn't done an interview in six years

Hi could you make a video onhow to negotiate with a hospital on the medical fees payable by international students, what are the points to plead in order to ask for a complete waiver if you are asked to pay even after insurance pays their part . Something along the lines of financial background difficult situation. 4:04 Hi could you make a video onhow to negotiate with a hospital on the medical fees payable by international students, what are the points to plead in order to ask for a complete waiver if you are asked to pay even after insurance pays their part . Something along the lines of financial background difficult situation.

What? My interview is tomorrow 😢😂😂😂😂

Hey Erin, I am permanently disabled with a brain injury. I will be graduating in June with a Film degree and will be a video editor. I would love to take care of workshop, but I need discount because I am in poverty. Is there anyway you can help me?

"My favorite question" : Tell me about one time you failed. next sentence: :Gosh I hate that question

We should clone her!! 🤭

at what age should I start my 401k , I'm 21.

we had numerous Gen Z'ers quit after Covid when we asked them to return to in person work. They balked, the new people we interviewed and wound up hiring were either retirees and Veterans. we are so happy the GenZ 's quit, thank you

God in the disguise of a woman

The hell? This is stuff everybody actually knows. I think you get hired because you literally talk and act like Paris Hilton. This is so BS.

I'm shocked that anyone follows this woman, she knows nothing about hiring and gives terrible advice. I've been doing hiring for 25 years and what this woman says is moronic.