A recent report on Economic
Times highlights that job interviews require skill and preparation. It advises
knowing what LinkedIn expert Andrew McCaskill recommends.
Job interviews are pivotal in
the hiring process. Success requires a blend of skill, preparation, and
effective communication.
LinkedIn career expert Andrew
McCaskill emphasizes the importance of these elements for acing interviews.
"Interviews are a performance art, and to perform well, you have to
rehearse," McCaskill told CNBC Make It.
"The best interviewers
are the people who have rehearsed their talking points with a mentor, a friend,
or even an old co-worker because that helps you feel confident and comfortable
talking about yourself."
The Smartest Statement
McCaskill highlights that a
compelling closing pitch can significantly influence the outcome of a job
interview. He provides an example of an impactful closing statement: "I
want to underscore how much I want this job. I think my skills and experiences
are perfect for it, and that I could have a strong, positive impact on the
team. Here's why...
A strong closing statement
demonstrates a candidate's enthusiasm for the role, outlines their relevant
skills, and leaves a positive impression on the interviewer.
Confidence: Candidates need to
clearly and confidently articulate the value they can add to the team.
McCaskill advises focusing on two or three key skills mentioned in the job
description.
"Think about it as your
closing pitch,"
McCaskill told CNBC Make It.
"You don't want to leave the interviewer guessing about your interest in
the role, or if you have what it takes to succeed there."
By preparing thoroughly and
expressing both enthusiasm and confidence, candidates can enhance their chances
of success in job interviews.
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