3 Tips To Turn More Interviews Into Job Offers

Hey {NAME}, A lot of people interviewed for our team at Microsoft. One thing always set the best apart: Specificity. Their answers showed that they did their research. They knew exactly why we were hiring and how their background fit... And they gave specific examples to prove it. The correlation was so consistent that I actually ended up using it as a screening test. If I could replace Microsoft with a competitor (Google, Amazon, etc.) and their answer still worked? It wasn’t a good answer. And as the conversations progressed, it always became clear that this person didn't really understand what we were doing. Those interviews were generic and boring. But the people who could tell me exactly what was happening and how they could make an impact? Those conversations were a blast and those candidates stood out. So when you’re preparing for your next interview, use this 3 step process: 1. Research the heck out of the company and hiring team 2. Draft up answers that use specific examples and focus on the company’s needs 3. For each answer, ask yourself, “does this answer make sense if I swap in a competitor?” If it does, you need to be more specific! If it only makes sense with your target company, you’re in great shape to crush this thing. Be well, Austin PS - Ready to finally land the job you deserve? [Click here to book a free Clarity Call with our team]() to learn more about how we help our clients land jobs in an average of 81 days with a $43,000+ raise.= [Cultivated Culture] Land a job you love without applying online. How Can I Help You? [Build A Resume](=) [Score Your Resume]() [1:1 Career Coaching](=) [LinkedIn Analyzer]( [Twitter]() [Twitter]() [Podcast](=) [Twitter]( You are receiving this email because you subscribed to get more career-related content on [cultivatedculture.com](). If you do not want to receive these emails or other communications you can easily remove yourself from our email list by [clicking this link to Unsubscribe](.                              Â