3 Reasons You're Failing Job Interviews & How to Fix Them!

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Struggling with job interviews and unsure why you're not making the cut? You're not alone, and there's a solution! Join Boyd Clewis, the renowned six-figure tech career coach, as he unpacks the top three reasons why many candidates falter in interviews and provides actionable solutions to turn your next interview into a success.
In This Video, You'll Discover:
* The Practice Paradox: Learn why "practicing on the money" is a common mistake and how you can prepare effectively to shine in real interview situations.
* Skillset Clarity: Boyd explains the importance of knowing your skills deeply and being able to articulate them confidently, enhancing how you are perceived in interviews.
* Qualifying Opportunities: Understand why you should qualify the company just as much as they qualify you and how this approach can dramatically improve your job search results.
What You'll Gain:
* Insights into turning interviews into job offers by boosting your confidence and clarity.
* Strategies to articulate your skills and experience powerfully.
* Tips on ensuring job opportunities are the right fit for your career goals and salary expectations.
Engage with Us:
* 💬 Comment Below: What's your biggest takeaway from this video? Share your recent interview experiences and any questions you have about improving your techniques.
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Join Boyd Clewis and take control of your interview process. Watch now and step into your next job interview empowered and prepared!
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@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

What up CyberHeroes!? What's your biggest takeaway from this video?

@BhanuPrakash0108 2 месяца назад

Thanks, Boyd. This video opened my eyes to a new perspective.

@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

You are welcome!

@misterllemos Месяц назад

My biggest takeaway was the idea of treating my CASP learning and practice as a business. Like you said, we need to practice as we would perform. And when I do the requirements takeaway videos in the training program, I am speaking how I imagine I would during an interview. What I found is that when I do these videos, I can feel my mastery developing. Doing flash cards, reading the requirements, and reciting the material had nowhere near the same effects as doing the takeaway videos. Seeing my learning as a business reminds me of when I was a Financial Advisor (sales) with Prudential. I would ensure that before I ever spoke to my potential clients I would have mastered product and process knowledge. And when I would speak with the client, I would qualify whether the client would be a good fit for what we had. It was coming from a powerful mindset, like you mentioned, where I know we have something of value and I have the responsibility of vetting whether or not we can bring positive change to the potential client given our products and services. Thanks, Boyd!

@germainkone9029 Месяц назад

Landing interview is not even easy. So treat each interview seriously.

@BoydClewis Месяц назад

💯💯💯

@mstermiyagi5222 2 месяца назад

Need to realize that I have skills that these companies can and want to leverage. Respect my worth and show confidence.

@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

💯💯💯

@FaLkraydz 2 месяца назад

I've been working on the fundamentals to cover some knowledge gaps. I needed this video to not give up as I'm studying through Interview Q&A. Hard to communicate a concepts if you don't study and practice them.

@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

I'm glad the video helped you. Wishing you all the best.

@MabrakMedia 2 месяца назад

Great advice Boyd! Changing my mindset as a business Intrapreneur and a service provider is valuable. It definitely helps when asked "Tell me about yourself".

@BoydClewis Месяц назад

🔥🔥🔥

@PhillipBurnettJr 2 месяца назад

I needed this Monday when I had my first recruiter reach out about a PCI ISA role Hybrid 3 days onsite, asked me all the questions I felt I answered perfectly but when it got to salary I said a number instead of asking what is the budget for the role🤦🏾so the recruiter said I was too expensive even though the ticket was 10k off and was putting candidates with ISA/QSA cert first so i also got put on the back burner, i took it as a learning experience given i wasn't chasing the job anyway it came to me. With all the tools BC has given and me following the plan the recruiters/jobs are coming to me so there'll be more 💪🏾💯

@BoydClewis Месяц назад

Wishing you all the best!

@Jesusharo-ns1rl Месяц назад

You went through BC mentorship?

@PhillipBurnettJr Месяц назад

@@Jesusharo-ns1rl Yes

@Jesusharo-ns1rl Месяц назад

@@PhillipBurnettJr cool! Are you still going through it and applying or you completed the mentorship already? I have a call today with his team but not sure what to expect budget wise and what field to get into was thinking of PSC since I’ve done my research on that and others

@PhillipBurnettJr Месяц назад

@@Jesusharo-ns1rl I am blessed to have completed the CASP program in April and received an invitation to the internship program. I am not applying to jobs at all I've had my resume on LinkedIn for maybe a month and I've gotten several calls from recruiters about different roles such as Risk management specialist, PCI ISA, or Sr Security analyst and at the moment I'm still learning on the job skills so I'm in no rush for the role and congratulations on your call how did it go?!

@magonazz1 2 месяца назад

Solid advice man. thank you very much. my biggest takeaway from this, is that, I should start recognizing my value, and I should embrace my skillset and offer it to businesses, and surely, I need to work on how to present myself much better for them to feel like a loss should they want to overlook me. So I think this would definitely be advantageous for me to get a good job with good pay and at the same time, provide solid value to the company and everyone is happy.

@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

Don't underestimate yourself. I know you can do it!

@lahloudjiken 2 месяца назад

True, know your potential! Thank you.

@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

🔥🔥🔥

@kudachimera5206 2 месяца назад

So much wisdom

@BoydClewis Месяц назад

I hope this helped you.

@200hit 2 месяца назад

Awesome Advice!

@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

Thank you!

@tabauknight 2 месяца назад

Nice, I feel confidence is a huge factor in the interview process. Also knowing your value or your price range. I always recommend people google interview questions on the job or discipline they are applying too. That way he / she can formulate answers based on topics and it allow for older experiences to come to the top w/o the pressure. What do you think?

@BoydClewis 2 месяца назад

Thanks for sharing this! I agree. This is good.

@conniestephens6393 2 месяца назад

Boyd, I have been out of work for the 9 almost 10 months. Yes I have had at least 7 interviews. A couple of them I thought I did well, the j next one I just ran off at the mouth like a fool. And I never do that why I did it that day I don’t know, wam still kicking myself. T he e recruitor never contacted me on either of the interviews both were with the same company. Then I had an interview at the same company where I had been displaced twice, and nothing. All I have been getting is we decided to go with a more qualified, or we decided to move in a different direction,last you will not be moving to the next level of the hiring process. Sorry this is last I got this one 5/15/24, you are not a good fit for the company. All of the say at the end Good luck on your job search. Really please advise

@BoydClewis Месяц назад

Hey there! I appreciate you for commenting. Finding a job can be challenging at times. Don't lose hope. One day, you will find a job that will be a great fit for you.

@farukm7627 Месяц назад

Hey Boyd, aren't you contradicting yourself: always going on about how school and certifications only prepare you for getting a job. Now here you are talking about JOB interviews. And doesn't your training really prepare people for jobs? Appreciate a response.

@BoydClewis Месяц назад

I believe you're misunderstanding my philosophy. What I teach is the monetization of skills to achieve financial security and practicing on other people's dime (getting a job to learn the business, not to be an employee) to develop your craft before starting your own company.