What you'll learn
Discover the purpose of an interview (beyond getting a job offer)
Insight into what your "personal brand" should entail and how/where to communicate that in your interviews
Learn various ways to prepare for a successful job interview
Apply course insights to gain confidence and improve your interview skills

Requirements
No requirements, other than an interest in learning more about job interviewers from an "insider's perspective" of a long time job search & interview coach

Description
What makes this course different: it's like a 1-1 coaching session vs. sitting in a classroom type of learningLearn from an experienced Interview Coach, Resume Writer & Career Guide!My classes are more like a conversation than a lecture to keep you interested and engagedI'm all about supporting job seekers that are looking for a JOB THEY LOVE!(You can read what some happy clients and class participants have said about me in a sec)In this upbeat and inviting class of digestible bits & tips (sprinkled with a little fun!), we'll go over some important insights to support you, on personal and practical levels, to be effective, memorable, and clearly communicate your skills and value in a job interview.A sample of past clients and class participants feedback about me as an instructor and coach:"The best part of the presentation was her (presenter's) personality; she was fun and grabbed attention; focused, and knowledgeable" and "(she was) interesting and informative" and " helpful information and sincere enthusiasm; the content was important and the rest was refreshing" and "Thank you, it was fun and worth my time."-various in-person Interview Skills & Practice workshop participantsOne interview coaching client said: "Shannon's expertise and experience gave me the preparation necessary to give a strong interview and I ended up receiving a job offer. I would definitely recommend her services in preparing for an interview, reviewing/writing a resume or assistance with cover letters."Lauren, Special Agent Recruit, FBI, Florida"Shannon's fantastic! I had already used other interview coaches. Shannon is WAY better!! I've known Shannon for over 7 years and have used her services on numerous occasions. When I walk into an interview, I'm confident because thanks to Shannon, I'm prepared!!"Sonia, Account & Operations Management and Project ManagerThis course is geared toward: You? If so, you are probably an early to mid-level professional with at least some experience interviewing already.You're probably already a knowledgeable, talented contributor (or I can help you realize that you are!) You just need some insider's ideas on how to show employers this so you stand out – and maybe some encouragement!Most likely, you are interested in working for a small to mid-sized organization (business, non-profit, creative, teaching and other fields) However, this is for anyone that feels drawn to it. All are welcome!This is an overview course which is expanded upon in more detail in the Prove YOU In the Interview: Answering Behavioral Interview Questions with Example Stories course This is NOT:a completely thorough 'Interviewing 101' class geared for a highly competitive, "hustle culture", "looking for a "hack" type approachPART 1: The Dual Purpose of an Interview (it's not JUST about winning the job offer)Purpose of a resume vs. the interviewDoes it fit?Your value & ways to show it - without braggingFirst impressions - honoring your instinctsPART 2: Learn 3 Simple Interview Strategies for Clarity & Confidence (what I teach my clients )How to show vs. tell – prove your skillsRepetition & 'Branding' – you're marketing YOU!The BEST way to build confidence in yourself (and the employer in your abilities!)PART 3: Top 3 Tips on Most Asked Client QuestionsWhat to ask (and not ask) when it's your turn to ask questionsAvoiding pitfalls of the "Tell me about yourself" question (and what to say instead)Strengthening your answer to the dreaded, "What is one of your weaknesses?" questionRecovering gracefully from missing (or not understanding) the question (!)PART 4: How to Handle Some Common (But Awkward) Interview SituationsWhat should you do if: your interviewer isn't asking you anything, or, asking you to do a LOT (like a "sample" project)?PART 5: Small Tips to Make a Big Impression (and differentiate yourself from the competition!) As a hiring manager friend of mine said, "Not everyone I interview does this, but, I believe I've hired every one that did!"PLUS: I added some bonus documents (see attached pdfs) as a thank you - annnndd – I just couldn't help myself - there are some great resume tips sprinkled in here as well!Let me know what was MOST beneficial that you learned in class!(Tell us in the Comments section, thanks!)

Overview
Section 1: The Purpose of a Job Interview (It May Not Be Want You Think)

Lecture 1 CLASS OVERVIEW

Lecture 2 The Dual Purpose of an Interview

Lecture 3 Interviewing for Fit

Section 2: Communicating Your Personal Brand

Lecture 4 Know Your Value

Lecture 5 What the Employer Isn't Saying

Lecture 6 Pay Attention: First Impressions

Lecture 7 Show vs. Tell: Prove Your Skills

Lecture 8 Marketing Yourself: Your Personal Brand

Lecture 9 The Best Way to Gain Confidence

Section 3: The Burning Questions: During and About Interviews

Lecture 10 Asking Questions

Lecture 11 Top 3 Things Job Seekers Ask me About Interviews

Section 4: How To Handle Awkward Interview Issues

Lecture 12 What to Do With a Bad Interviewer

Lecture 13 Should You Do a Work Sample Project?

Section 5: Small Tips That Make a Big Impression

Lecture 14 Is a Thank You Note Really Necessary?

Lecture 15 Rocking Your Job Search References

Section 6: CLASS REVIEW - Top 10 Insider's Insights

Lecture 16 Top 10 Review & Class Wrap Up Fun

Job seekers (best suited for new grads/early career to mid-career professionals or anyone that feels they could benefit from some "insider's tips" and perspective on job interviews

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