From the course: Nano Tips for Answering Common Interview Questions with Tiffany Uman
Don’t say, “I don’t have experience in that"
From the course: Nano Tips for Answering Common Interview Questions with Tiffany Uman
Don’t say, “I don’t have experience in that"
- Stop, don't say this sentence in an interview: "I don't have experience in that." So why is this bad? Well, it brings direct attention on what you don't have versus what you do have. And even if you don't have experience in something, frame it like this instead: "So in my previous roles, my experience in this area was more focused on X, Y, and Z. That said, I have had some exposure to it and I'm really looking forward to diving into this even more within this new position." Go get 'em!
Contents
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What these common interview questions really mean39s
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What is your greatest weakness?32s
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Why did you leave your last job?45s
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Gap in your resume49s
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Behavior questions like. "Tell me about a time when..."44s
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Don’t say, “I don’t have experience in that"29s
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Tell me about yourself45s
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Ease interview nerves27s
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Avoid doing these three things23s
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Five questions to ask in your interview29s
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