Guide to a Winning Interview
brought to you by
Bruce A. Bennett
Career Coach Corner
October 6, 2025
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Introduction & Notes for Workshop
Introduction
MCWN Volunteer since 2010 & Contractor from 2018
Career Coach Corner Blogger & Presenter
General Notes for Today
My contact info is on the last slide
Workshop is interactive, Q/A & Parking lot
Follow-up email includes a link to the deck (no
recording) and an evaluation survey
Social Media Revolution
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Outline for Workshop Today
Interviewing
Preparing by researching a company & position
Review the interview processes
Q & A examples
Videos for the 5 toughest interview questions
Artificial Intelligence
Closing the interview
General Do’s and Don’ts
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Goals for Workshop
Goals
Recognize and understand the interviewing
situations
Repeat skills or strengths as STARs for interviewing
Learn how to respond to Tell Me About Yourself
Discover how to research employers & companies
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Guide to a Winning Interview
Self-awareness
Inventory your skills
StrengthFinder 34 by Clifton Strengths or High 5 Test
SWOT analysis
Preparation
Select 3 to 5 of your key strengths
Use a STAR to illustrate the skill to the interviewer
Research individuals and companies
Practice
Scripted or bulleted answers
Mirror or camera
Family, friends or pets
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StrengthFinder Report
https://www.gallup.com/cliftonstrengths/en/home.aspx
CliftonStrengths Top 5 - $24.99
CliftonStrengths 34 - $59.99
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StrengthFinder Report
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StrengthFinder Report
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SWOT Analysis
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Key Strengths - STARs or CARs
Customer Service
“Are you calling me a liar” story.
Decision Making
Our equipment in the garage appeared to be the source
of the fire.
Computer Software Adaptability
Became the beta tester for new rollouts of proprietary
programs for regional managers.
Training Staff
Coached and developed 22 direct reports into
supervisory role positions.
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Key Strengths - STAR Approach
Stories in the Job Interview
 Crafting stories
 Key Story Elements
 Where to Find Stories
 Practice, Improve, Practice, Improve
 Sample Stories as Interview Answers
Stories in the Job Interview.PDF
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Research Company Concepts
7 Fundamental Things You MUST Research
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Interviewing Situations
Prescreen Phone Interview
Spur of the moment
Prearranged for a scheduled time
Determines your next step in the process
Follow up with a F2F interview
Rejection emails “Moving in a different direction, hired another candidate
or keep your resume on file”
F2F Interview
Company location
Job Fairs
On campus recruiting
Video Interviews
Every Interview Question is Really This Question
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Phone Screen Interview Preparation
Schedule the time rather than spur of the moment
Locate to a distraction-free environment
No pets, no TV, no Radio, no computer
Have your cell phone fully charged
Take note of the interviewer’s name
Have work history and job description handy
Relate the job and your key skills
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Phone Screen Interview Preparation
Stand during the phone interview
Smile while on the call
Have a few questions ready for the interviewer
Is it a new position? Is the position replacing someone?
Is it budgeted? What is the salary range for the position?
What growth is the company expecting?
Next steps in the candidate selection process
Avoid rambling and/or really long answers
8 Mistakes to Avoid in the Prescreen Call
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F2F Interviewing Preparation
Prepare STAR stories that relate skills & capabilities
Interview practice with family, friends, etc.
Have work history and reference details
ABCs of references
Take several copies of your resume
Dress for the interview
Research the company and position
Google, Glassdoor, LinkedIn and/or the Company’s webpage
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F2F Interviewing Process
Know the corporate culture
Turn on positives, creative, am quick learner,
relationship builder, etc.
Eye contact
Self on shoulder alter ego (good/bad angel)
Personal branding - Portfolio
Humor ok!?!?
Ideal or dream job trick question
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Video Interviewing
HireVue
Online interviewing application
https://www.hirevue.com/blog/how-to-take-a-hirevue-interview/
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Video Interviewing
Zoom, Teams, Skype, Facetime, etc.
Andrew LaCivita talks about Online interviewing
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Standard Questions
What would former coworkers or managers say?
What did you learn at your last job?
What level of education did you achieve?
What is your greatest strength?
What have you been doing since being laid off?
Why did you leave your last job or why were you
fired?
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Behavioral/Situational Type Questions
Give an example of how you set goals & achieve them.
Teamwork is important to the position. Give me an
example of your working with a team.
Tell me about how you worked effectively under
pressure.
How did you handle a difficult situation with a manager?
Relate when you had to enforce a company policy that
you did not agree with personally.
Pamela Skilling Discusses Behavioral Questions
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F2F Interviewing Process
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Oddball Questions
How much does the earth weigh?
How far away is Alpha Centauri?
What would you expect to pay for the empty
lot next to our company?
What animal or tree would you like to be?
What kind of cookie would you like to be?
What is your spirit animal?
Who is your hero?
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Five Toughest Questions Videos
“Tell me about yourself!”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhWq1Q8uGg4&t=2s by John Heaney
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmFuWmzeiDs by Pamela Skillings
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCoqmcyHedA by Don Georgevich
“What are your greatest weaknesses?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhTbeeUtWKs&t=3s by John Heaney
“Why should we hire you?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx1_CZTdKAc&t=8s by John Heaney
“Why do you want to work here?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g619eeLPSi0&t=81s by John Heaney
“Where do you see yourself in 5 years?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRURxgW4eBE&t=3s by John Heaney
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Artificial Intelligence
Paul Cameron offers videos about interviewing
on Paul's YouTube Channel
How to Use ChatGPT for Interview Preparation
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Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT answers TMAY
https://chatgpt.com/
Provide a 90 second response for TMAY based on my
resume
"Hi there, it's a pleasure to connect with you. I'm [Your Name], and I bring a wealth of experience
in management, customer service, sales, and training to the table. Over the years, I've honed my
skills in team leadership, relationship building, and strategic planning, enabling me to excel in
diverse environments.
In my current role as Executive Vice President at BAB Consulting, I provide tailored consulting
services to help businesses and individuals optimize their marketing strategies and enhance their
positioning in the market. Notably, I've spearheaded initiatives like coaching individuals on
leveraging LinkedIn for career transitions and developing impactful business plans for small
enterprises.
Beyond my professional endeavors, I'm committed to continuous learning and development. My
Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of South Florida, coupled with a diverse
range of certifications and training programs, underscores my dedication to personal and
professional growth.
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Artificial Intelligence answers Behavioral Question
https://chatgpt.com/
How should I respond to “Relate when you had to enforce a company policy
that you did not agree with personally during an interview”?
When asked about enforcing a company policy you personally disagreed with during an interview,
you can respond in a way that highlights your professionalism, integrity, and ability to separate
personal opinions from professional responsibilities. Here's an example response:
"In my previous role, I encountered a situation where I had to enforce a company policy that I
personally did not fully agree with. However, I understood that company policies are established
to maintain consistency and fairness across the organization. I approached the situation with
professionalism, ensuring I communicated the policy clearly and respectfully to the parties
involved. I also took the opportunity to provide feedback to management on how the policy could
potentially be improved, emphasizing constructive dialogue. Ultimately, I believe in upholding
company values while also being open to continuous improvement and feedback."
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Do You Have Any Questions For Me?
You better!
Be prepared with questions to ask the interviewer
Interview Questions Hallmark Data Systems
A printed list demonstrates your preparation and interest
in the company and position
Questions can range from evaluations to management
style
Is corporate culture another potential topic?
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Interview Do’s
Bring a notebook to take notes
Press your clothes and shine shoes
Be aware of your body posture
Turn off your phone
Be friendly with everyone you meet
Smile
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Interview Don’ts
Do not be too early or late
Do not answer cell phones or texts
Do not wear perfume or cologne
Do not disparage previous employer/boss
Do not leave your notebook at home
Do not cross your arms
Do not answer with simple yes or no
Do not fidget
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Lack of preparation, not knowing about company
Getting name of company wrong
Inappropriate language during the interview
“Beating around the bush” regarding compensation
expectations
Needing to pull responses from candidate
Candidate talking too much, long winded
Not flexible with scheduling
Ghosting during the process
Source: C. Schroeder, Talent Acquisition Manager
Interviewer Pet Peeves
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Post Interview Suggestions
Debrief yourself
Keep a journal of interview questions and answers
Rate your answers to learn from interview to interview
Thank you letter
Personal thank you card is best and/or email is acceptable
Follow up with a phone call
Send a post-rejection thank you note
Lastly, remember the Challenging interview
https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2xhxte
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Simple Thank You Letter Template
Hallmark Data Systems
Attn: Julie Jones, HR Manager
Phone: 847-999-9999
Web: http://www.halldata.com/
Dear Ms. Jones,
I wanted to thank you for your time and consideration for the Senior Client
Relationship Manager position. Our discussion about my experience and
the position clarified how much this job matches my background. My
extensive management, operations, client service, and relationship building
experience would benefit Hallmark Data Systems. I look forward to
progressing to the next step in the candidate selection process.
Thank you,
Bruce
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Interviewing Closing Suggestions
Closing statement?
Elevator speech repeated with
knowledge gained through the interview
Express interest, “I want the job!”
Next steps in the candidate selection
process
“May I have your business card?”
Handshake, elbow or fist bump?
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Interviewing Closing Suggestions
John Heaney suggests not ask these questions
10 Questions to Never Ask on a Job Interview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNW8u1yC4Bg 7 minutes
Don Georgevich advises never to ask these questions
Never Ask These Questions in a Job Interview
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPRG7_fXe_E 8 minutes
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High Performance Interviewing
by David King and Jim Starkey
Another Interviewing Resource
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Presentation Video Resources
Social Media Revolution - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k_G_h41ZaQ
Paul Cameron - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvAHjpKR9rg
Andy LaCivita - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05WWE0Afz1k
Pamela Skillings - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH3DaeJSwy4
Bill Burnett -
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G3aixm2C6LHzub6wNNHy7QwbUEgrj9Rz/view?us
p=sharing
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Additional Video Resources
Paul Cameron
#1 Favorite Interview Tactic
Madeline Mann
When is your job interview - Timing is Everything!
Madeline Mann - Self Made Millennial
How to Answer Behavioral Interview Questions Sample Answers
Professor Heather Austin
7 Job Interview Red Flags
LinkedIn Learning
https://opportunity.linkedin.com/prepare-for-interview
I want to add you to the 2025 Success Stories
Lisa - Administrative Assistant
Deborah - Medical Billing
Olivia - Mortgage Industry
Bob - Market Research
Kevin - IT Tech Support
Regi - Human Resources
Rafael - Accounting
Lisa - Marketing
Jennifer - Business Development
Rose - Marketing
Susan - Market Research
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McHenry County Workforce Network
Career Workshops & Services brochure for October
Free Personalized Job Search Assistance Services
To sign up, request the professional directly by email
Mock Interviews
60-minute virtual session
October 13 & 27
Contact to schedule
Kraig Roberts
Email: mcwnkraig@gmail.com
Mock Interviews
In-person sessions
October 1, 8, 22, and 29
From 10:00 - 12:00
Bob Lueders
Email: luedersbob@gmail.com
Upcoming Webinar Events
NTS JC - Conquering Age Discrimination
Wednesday, October 8, 2025, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm
LinkedIn for Your Job Search
Monday, October 13, 2025, from 10:00am to 12:00pm
Advanced LinkedIn Strategies
Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 10:00am to 12:00pm
Resumes, Cover Letters & Applying Online
Wednesday, November 5, 2025, from 10:00am to 12:00pm
NTS JC - Effective Networking for Your Career
Wednesday, November 12, 2025, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Questions? Feel free to connect on LinkedIn
Bruce A. Bennett
Mobile: 815-302-9552
Email: BABennett73@gmail.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/bruceabennett
Career Coach Corner Blog: http://bruce73.wordpress.com/
https://bruce73.wordpress.com/upcoming-presentations/
Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/b-squared-linkedin

Guide to a Winning Interview October 2025

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    Guide to aWinning Interview brought to you by Bruce A. Bennett Career Coach Corner October 6, 2025
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    2 Introduction & Notesfor Workshop Introduction MCWN Volunteer since 2010 & Contractor from 2018 Career Coach Corner Blogger & Presenter General Notes for Today My contact info is on the last slide Workshop is interactive, Q/A & Parking lot Follow-up email includes a link to the deck (no recording) and an evaluation survey Social Media Revolution
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    3 Outline for WorkshopToday Interviewing Preparing by researching a company & position Review the interview processes Q & A examples Videos for the 5 toughest interview questions Artificial Intelligence Closing the interview General Do’s and Don’ts
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    4 Goals for Workshop Goals Recognizeand understand the interviewing situations Repeat skills or strengths as STARs for interviewing Learn how to respond to Tell Me About Yourself Discover how to research employers & companies
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    5 Guide to aWinning Interview Self-awareness Inventory your skills StrengthFinder 34 by Clifton Strengths or High 5 Test SWOT analysis Preparation Select 3 to 5 of your key strengths Use a STAR to illustrate the skill to the interviewer Research individuals and companies Practice Scripted or bulleted answers Mirror or camera Family, friends or pets
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    10 Key Strengths -STARs or CARs Customer Service “Are you calling me a liar” story. Decision Making Our equipment in the garage appeared to be the source of the fire. Computer Software Adaptability Became the beta tester for new rollouts of proprietary programs for regional managers. Training Staff Coached and developed 22 direct reports into supervisory role positions.
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    11 Key Strengths -STAR Approach Stories in the Job Interview  Crafting stories  Key Story Elements  Where to Find Stories  Practice, Improve, Practice, Improve  Sample Stories as Interview Answers Stories in the Job Interview.PDF
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    12 Research Company Concepts 7Fundamental Things You MUST Research
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    13 Interviewing Situations Prescreen PhoneInterview Spur of the moment Prearranged for a scheduled time Determines your next step in the process Follow up with a F2F interview Rejection emails “Moving in a different direction, hired another candidate or keep your resume on file” F2F Interview Company location Job Fairs On campus recruiting Video Interviews Every Interview Question is Really This Question
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    14 Phone Screen InterviewPreparation Schedule the time rather than spur of the moment Locate to a distraction-free environment No pets, no TV, no Radio, no computer Have your cell phone fully charged Take note of the interviewer’s name Have work history and job description handy Relate the job and your key skills
  • 15.
    15 Phone Screen InterviewPreparation Stand during the phone interview Smile while on the call Have a few questions ready for the interviewer Is it a new position? Is the position replacing someone? Is it budgeted? What is the salary range for the position? What growth is the company expecting? Next steps in the candidate selection process Avoid rambling and/or really long answers 8 Mistakes to Avoid in the Prescreen Call
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    16 F2F Interviewing Preparation PrepareSTAR stories that relate skills & capabilities Interview practice with family, friends, etc. Have work history and reference details ABCs of references Take several copies of your resume Dress for the interview Research the company and position Google, Glassdoor, LinkedIn and/or the Company’s webpage
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    17 F2F Interviewing Process Knowthe corporate culture Turn on positives, creative, am quick learner, relationship builder, etc. Eye contact Self on shoulder alter ego (good/bad angel) Personal branding - Portfolio Humor ok!?!? Ideal or dream job trick question
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    18 Video Interviewing HireVue Online interviewingapplication https://www.hirevue.com/blog/how-to-take-a-hirevue-interview/
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    19 Video Interviewing Zoom, Teams,Skype, Facetime, etc. Andrew LaCivita talks about Online interviewing
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    20 Standard Questions What wouldformer coworkers or managers say? What did you learn at your last job? What level of education did you achieve? What is your greatest strength? What have you been doing since being laid off? Why did you leave your last job or why were you fired?
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    21 Behavioral/Situational Type Questions Givean example of how you set goals & achieve them. Teamwork is important to the position. Give me an example of your working with a team. Tell me about how you worked effectively under pressure. How did you handle a difficult situation with a manager? Relate when you had to enforce a company policy that you did not agree with personally. Pamela Skilling Discusses Behavioral Questions
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    23 Oddball Questions How muchdoes the earth weigh? How far away is Alpha Centauri? What would you expect to pay for the empty lot next to our company? What animal or tree would you like to be? What kind of cookie would you like to be? What is your spirit animal? Who is your hero?
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    24 Five Toughest QuestionsVideos “Tell me about yourself!” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhWq1Q8uGg4&t=2s by John Heaney https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmFuWmzeiDs by Pamela Skillings https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCoqmcyHedA by Don Georgevich “What are your greatest weaknesses?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XhTbeeUtWKs&t=3s by John Heaney “Why should we hire you?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx1_CZTdKAc&t=8s by John Heaney “Why do you want to work here?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g619eeLPSi0&t=81s by John Heaney “Where do you see yourself in 5 years?” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRURxgW4eBE&t=3s by John Heaney
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    25 Artificial Intelligence Paul Cameronoffers videos about interviewing on Paul's YouTube Channel How to Use ChatGPT for Interview Preparation
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    26 Artificial Intelligence ChatGPTanswers TMAY https://chatgpt.com/ Provide a 90 second response for TMAY based on my resume "Hi there, it's a pleasure to connect with you. I'm [Your Name], and I bring a wealth of experience in management, customer service, sales, and training to the table. Over the years, I've honed my skills in team leadership, relationship building, and strategic planning, enabling me to excel in diverse environments. In my current role as Executive Vice President at BAB Consulting, I provide tailored consulting services to help businesses and individuals optimize their marketing strategies and enhance their positioning in the market. Notably, I've spearheaded initiatives like coaching individuals on leveraging LinkedIn for career transitions and developing impactful business plans for small enterprises. Beyond my professional endeavors, I'm committed to continuous learning and development. My Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of South Florida, coupled with a diverse range of certifications and training programs, underscores my dedication to personal and professional growth.
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    27 Artificial Intelligence answersBehavioral Question https://chatgpt.com/ How should I respond to “Relate when you had to enforce a company policy that you did not agree with personally during an interview”? When asked about enforcing a company policy you personally disagreed with during an interview, you can respond in a way that highlights your professionalism, integrity, and ability to separate personal opinions from professional responsibilities. Here's an example response: "In my previous role, I encountered a situation where I had to enforce a company policy that I personally did not fully agree with. However, I understood that company policies are established to maintain consistency and fairness across the organization. I approached the situation with professionalism, ensuring I communicated the policy clearly and respectfully to the parties involved. I also took the opportunity to provide feedback to management on how the policy could potentially be improved, emphasizing constructive dialogue. Ultimately, I believe in upholding company values while also being open to continuous improvement and feedback."
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    28 Do You HaveAny Questions For Me? You better! Be prepared with questions to ask the interviewer Interview Questions Hallmark Data Systems A printed list demonstrates your preparation and interest in the company and position Questions can range from evaluations to management style Is corporate culture another potential topic?
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    29 Interview Do’s Bring anotebook to take notes Press your clothes and shine shoes Be aware of your body posture Turn off your phone Be friendly with everyone you meet Smile
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    30 Interview Don’ts Do notbe too early or late Do not answer cell phones or texts Do not wear perfume or cologne Do not disparage previous employer/boss Do not leave your notebook at home Do not cross your arms Do not answer with simple yes or no Do not fidget
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    31 Lack of preparation,not knowing about company Getting name of company wrong Inappropriate language during the interview “Beating around the bush” regarding compensation expectations Needing to pull responses from candidate Candidate talking too much, long winded Not flexible with scheduling Ghosting during the process Source: C. Schroeder, Talent Acquisition Manager Interviewer Pet Peeves
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    32 Post Interview Suggestions Debriefyourself Keep a journal of interview questions and answers Rate your answers to learn from interview to interview Thank you letter Personal thank you card is best and/or email is acceptable Follow up with a phone call Send a post-rejection thank you note Lastly, remember the Challenging interview https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2xhxte
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    33 Simple Thank YouLetter Template Hallmark Data Systems Attn: Julie Jones, HR Manager Phone: 847-999-9999 Web: http://www.halldata.com/ Dear Ms. Jones, I wanted to thank you for your time and consideration for the Senior Client Relationship Manager position. Our discussion about my experience and the position clarified how much this job matches my background. My extensive management, operations, client service, and relationship building experience would benefit Hallmark Data Systems. I look forward to progressing to the next step in the candidate selection process. Thank you, Bruce
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    34 Interviewing Closing Suggestions Closingstatement? Elevator speech repeated with knowledge gained through the interview Express interest, “I want the job!” Next steps in the candidate selection process “May I have your business card?” Handshake, elbow or fist bump?
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    35 Interviewing Closing Suggestions JohnHeaney suggests not ask these questions 10 Questions to Never Ask on a Job Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNW8u1yC4Bg 7 minutes Don Georgevich advises never to ask these questions Never Ask These Questions in a Job Interview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPRG7_fXe_E 8 minutes
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    36 High Performance Interviewing byDavid King and Jim Starkey Another Interviewing Resource
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    37 Presentation Video Resources SocialMedia Revolution - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6k_G_h41ZaQ Paul Cameron - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvAHjpKR9rg Andy LaCivita - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05WWE0Afz1k Pamela Skillings - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mH3DaeJSwy4 Bill Burnett - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G3aixm2C6LHzub6wNNHy7QwbUEgrj9Rz/view?us p=sharing
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    38 Additional Video Resources PaulCameron #1 Favorite Interview Tactic Madeline Mann When is your job interview - Timing is Everything! Madeline Mann - Self Made Millennial How to Answer Behavioral Interview Questions Sample Answers Professor Heather Austin 7 Job Interview Red Flags LinkedIn Learning https://opportunity.linkedin.com/prepare-for-interview
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    I want toadd you to the 2025 Success Stories Lisa - Administrative Assistant Deborah - Medical Billing Olivia - Mortgage Industry Bob - Market Research Kevin - IT Tech Support Regi - Human Resources Rafael - Accounting Lisa - Marketing Jennifer - Business Development Rose - Marketing Susan - Market Research
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    40 McHenry County WorkforceNetwork Career Workshops & Services brochure for October Free Personalized Job Search Assistance Services To sign up, request the professional directly by email Mock Interviews 60-minute virtual session October 13 & 27 Contact to schedule Kraig Roberts Email: mcwnkraig@gmail.com Mock Interviews In-person sessions October 1, 8, 22, and 29 From 10:00 - 12:00 Bob Lueders Email: luedersbob@gmail.com
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    Upcoming Webinar Events NTSJC - Conquering Age Discrimination Wednesday, October 8, 2025, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm LinkedIn for Your Job Search Monday, October 13, 2025, from 10:00am to 12:00pm Advanced LinkedIn Strategies Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 10:00am to 12:00pm Resumes, Cover Letters & Applying Online Wednesday, November 5, 2025, from 10:00am to 12:00pm NTS JC - Effective Networking for Your Career Wednesday, November 12, 2025, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm
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    Questions? Feel freeto connect on LinkedIn Bruce A. Bennett Mobile: 815-302-9552 Email: BABennett73@gmail.com LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/bruceabennett Career Coach Corner Blog: http://bruce73.wordpress.com/ https://bruce73.wordpress.com/upcoming-presentations/ Podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/show/b-squared-linkedin