I have a lot of clients that come to me when they struggle to pass interviews, and in this post I’m going to cover 3 things that you can do to immediately make yourself feel better which will in turn make you show up better for your next interview and crush it!
 
 

 
 

So stay tuned!
 

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1. If you keep failing at job interviews There will be another post coming out in the future for Why You Keep Failing Job Interviews – Top 5 reasons.
 

You’ll see why it potentially doesn’t have to do with you at all, and if it does, in this post I’ll talk about 3 things you can do about it.
 
 

 
 

2. Do an interview debrief.

This is where you sit down with a pen and paper and just review what went well, and what didn’t go well.
 

What will you improve for next time and what will you keep doing?
 

Were there questions that triggered you, that you didn’t know the answer to?
 

That’s ok write them down and come up with the best answers for them for next time!
 
 

 
 

3. Ask for feedback.

It is important to understand that you may not receive the feedback you are looking for here, but if you do it can be worth so much to ask and the way you ask is hugely important.
 

You say something like this:

“Thanks for meeting with me, I enjoyed the chat and I totally understand you didn’t go forward with my application. In my commitment to be the best I can in my field I am always looking to better understand what I could be doing a better job at.
 

When interviewing I’d love to know what the reason was you decided not to continue with my application at this time? Please take a moment to let me know I would truly appreciate it.
 

P.S.I understand the easy answer may be that I wasn’t the right fit, or that you went in another direction, I would truly appreciate the specific reason and let me assure you that the only reason I am inquiring is for the sake or my personal growth.”
 

Now you may not get any reply, but this will give you the best chance you have of bringing to light anything that you could have changed or improved.
 
 

 
 

In conclusion

And there you have it 3 specific things you can do if you keep failing at interviews, and remember failure is part of this process.
 

You will not succeed every time, you’re not supposed to. It’s ok to learn, evolve and you do that by failing.
 

So how can you set yourself up for your next interview to be successful?
 

Well the first thing you can do is to make sure you are as well prepared as you possibly can be. And you can start by downloading my free guide.
 

Click here below to grab it NOW!

What you’ll get inside the guide:

• Top-ten examples of stories that have proven to be impressive interview answers

 

• The S.A.R.I. formula breakdown of how to answer these questions

 

• The step-by-step of why it works

 

• Fill-in-the-blank templates for each question so, you’ll be able to fill in the blanks and get going!

 

• Now you’ll need to come up with your own stories! (You can steal the ones in the guide if they apply to you though too, I don’t mind)

 

If you are still getting stuck because you can’t think of your own stories…

I’ve included 25 questions that you can ask yourself to come up with your stories much quicker!

You’ll get all this in a beautifully designed workbook prepared specifically for you to prepare for your interviews.

By the end of working through this guide, you’ll be feeling confident and ready for any situational interview that comes your way!

Here is some feedback I’ve gotten from this guide, and I get new emails like this every day, and they NEVER get old!

Do you know one person who could benefit from the information in this post? If so, do your friend a favour and share this info with him/her.

And remember, the current system isn’t perfect, but you can outsmart it. I’m here to prove to you that you do have what it takes.

I’ll see you next time and I can’t wait!

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– XO Natalie