How to Remember What You Want to Say Without Notes
Join me to learn how to remember what you want to say without notes!
Join me to learn how to remember what you want to say without notes!
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Is that a red flag or a yellow flag? Our initial reactions to anything, many times based on false info, can set us in the wrong direction quickly. When you know WHAT to look at and HOW to look at it and WHAT to ask and HOW to ask it, you’ll learn what you need to make an educated decision about whether you want to apply for or take the job.
Should I? Shouldn’t I? Paper? iPad? Computer? Can I read my interview answers? Can I read my interview questions? Can I write stuff down when the interviewer is talking? How am I going to remember everything? Notes. During a job interview that is. If I CAN use them, how should I use them? Join me for this video to learn all this and then some.
You know the issue. You have relevant work experience earlier in your career that is more important than what you're currently doing. But, your recent experience is at the top of the resume and you're concerned the employers won't see those impactful years from yesteryear.