Job Interview Tips: Build the Skills You Need to Succeed!

I'm pleased to share with you my job interview tips. Hello, and welcome to the Interview Skills Hub Page.

As I stated on my home page, my name is Eric Weir and I often spend an hour or more each day teaching my clients how to improve their interview skills.

I want to share with you the most powerful job interview tips that I've developed over many years from my own experiences of attending many job interviews, combined with the common successes and mistakes of hundreds of my clients.

Interview skills are one of the most crucial job search tools, and often the ones that job searchers struggle with most.

Many of us will even pass up opportunities to advance in our careers, merely to avoid having to endure yet another nerve-wracking job interview.

I don't want you to be one of them!

I want you to advance as far in your career as you want to go, and I know that everyone, no matter how experienced, can improve their job interview skills.

Please take a moment to browse the following articles that lay out my most powerful job interview tips, and let's keep the momentum going!

Preparing for a Job Interview: Develop an Unbeatable Game Plan!
Forget about “winging it!” - carefully preparing for a job interview is crucial to your success. Let's develop an unbeatable "game plan" of how you'll persuade the employer to hire you.

Advice for Interviews: 5 Things You Need to "Be" a Success!
Here are five important things to keep in mid at job interviews: Be concise, be yourself, be relaxed, be resilient and be happy!

More Job Interview Advice: How and Why to Practice, Practice, Practice!
How to effectively practice for and learn from your job interviews.

How to Conduct an Interview: Addressing Employer Objections
Learn how to use questions and "balanced assertiveness" to effectively address employer objections in an interview.

Successful Job Interviews: Managing Your Time, Managing the Employer
Learn how to manage your time effectively both before and during the interview.

Bad Job Interviews: Correct This Questionable Advice (Funny!)
Job searching is so serious! Let's lighten up a little with some therapeutic humour from a job search coach who knows better! :-)

Your Resume Reference Page: 6 FAQs and a Simple Template
Turn an interview into a job offer by providing employers with a reference list full of strong, positive referees in an easy-to-follow format.

Write A Personal Thank You Letter in 3 Easy Steps!
Learn the 3 simple steps to writing a great thank you letter that improves your chances of getting hired!


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