889. Job Interview Swagger (with Natasha V. Broodie) 

I don’t know how it works, but when I listen to Luke on a regular basis, I speak way better and faster 😊

A rewarding job interview is never easy. Greeting is always a good place to start. Every candidate has a tale to tell. What a powerful gesture of support!

These days I’m planning on improving my English by listening to many podcasts in English and whenever I’m listening to one of these podcasts, I easily get bored and just want to finish this podcast, but if this podcast is Luke’s podcast I just don’t feel the time. It’s really fun listening to you I don’t even consider this as a process of improving my English. It’s like watching a movie and having fun. Thank you bro.

Thank you, Luke, for hosting this brilliant chat. I would also like to say that I love Natasha's energy so much!

I truly believe that I will buy the book, and it is exactly what I need right now. Congratulations on your career and best wishes for your future. I must preface this by saying that I am absolutely not a person who divides; I love and adore inclusion, brotherhood, and peace. I am nobody compared to you, both professionally and probably I don’t even have half of your intellectual abilities. I have had "friends" from all nations and cultures during my 8 years of English experience. I have 3.8 months of experience as a warehouse worker in a famous brand. Initially, there were about 1,000 of us workers, then we stabilized at just over 500 in our warehouse. I must say that there are terribly lazy and unreliable people of all ethnicities, ages, and genders. I know what I am saying sounds horrible, but it is my honest experience. I have noticed that in percentage terms, there are a few more, slightly more. Again, I am absolutely not against anyone, and what I have noticed, just as there are people of all ethnicities and cultures who work for 10 people (I have also noticed that they are a minority in percentage terms in the corporate structure, unfortunately).

I can’t convey how good is you, You have a charm speech, My listening skills have improved since I started listening your podcast. I wish that I can find the same quality of learning other english skills context as you have. Thanks a lot Luke.

Natasha’s experiences in nasty interview spaces and a ruthless jobmarket were impressive, nearly intimidating and have visibly steeled her. I had to listen to the conversation several times to grab and understand everything exactly and found some interesting vocabulary. I am glad that the challenges in my working environment were completely different. No schmoozing and swaggering (nice words), no high profile job, no career ladder, no negotiable wages, but security and a fulfilling and meaningful employment. I only had to survive difficult classes, challenging kids, parents and bosses and sometimes colleagues. Luckily a completely different bubble! And a member of the boomer generation 😅. Very interesting episode anyway!

Before I had much work experience, I always tried to please my prospective employer. But after a certain amount of time, I decided not to do this anymore, because I began to value myself as a professional in my field and was looking for an employer and job environment that I liked. This choise allowed me to stay for a long time in the same place, without irritation.

Wow. Helli Luke. It's one of the top ten of your interviews. She's a great speaker. She trained herself to notice what is unclear for most of us. I am sure that l will watch this episode again. There's too much details for me to understand from this. ❤❤ Much love from Iran

Hi Luke, I just want to thank you for another impactful episode of your podcast. I just found out about your RU-vid channel not quite long and it's been helping me a lot to develop my long-time ago weaknesses that have been limiting me.

Today I had interviewed and I listened to the episode yesterday. Thank you Luke, you always come at the right time. However in my opinion and experience, even if you did thousands of interviews, you will still feel stressed and anxious, they don’t go away what ever you do 😤 but I guarantee that you will be smart with your answers and professional as fuck.

I've learned a good tip from all of that: if you make "a weird noice", you should say: "that's a mail, sorry".

mab to be honest when I listen to you I feel like I can Understand english so thank you so much luke

When you come back with a resourceful episode, it's always a delightful experience by which my level of knowledge in the language goes up by additional step.❤ ❤❤

Thank You both! ❤❤

Thank you for your work

Thank you, Luke and Natasha, for this wonderful podcast. Extremely relevant topic and helpful tips for anyone who has ever faced a job interview. I urgently need Natasha's book. I wish everyone success with job interviews ❤

Thank you Luke .Very valuable advice.I have started applying to PGCE primary jobs as a non native . I have been failing so many interviews so far .May be as you say I will not put down my self this time .

Very informative talk. Thank you for both of you ❤

Great help for young people trying to find their way in life. I am a retired guy. I don' t want to lower expectations but in my humble experience a successful job interview should be backed by a sponsor....if you know what I mean. Thanks for your precious contents Luke

I want to meet you in person. I admire your way of speaking and your voice, and I especially love the British accent. It's adored all around the world. I have great respect for you in my heart.

Useful episode! Thank you Luke❤

What an interesting guest , every question and every answer to lern english , more than an hour that I've spent listening with lot of attention

Oh my gosh, I love this. Video Louk Can you? Do another video With her❤😊

Thank you for this interesting conversation I really like it✨👏

I have never printed my CV in my life. It was used in electronic form all the times. I even never heard that someone printed his in my country

Thanks a lot for your sharing this information and especial thank for your guest natasha

That was an interesting conversation, thank you.

I loved this episode. Very interesting. In Argentina we pronounce it Linkedin, like in France. Thank you Luke 😊

Hi luke.I think your guest has given you a lot of New things about à field you know à little about.actually that was an important course for us all.

Hello Luke, thanks for the video it has many interesting key points if you are preparing a job interview. Hasta la próxima amigo 😊

I have applied to, like, 150+ vacancies and haven't had a single interview yet (trying to get a job in dev, probably that's why)🤦‍♀

God bless you.

Great 🌹🌹

I like so much british english, Unfortunately I gave up because I want to learn Korean and Japanese, so I'm only learning American English, because it's simpler, because everything I watch has an American accent, I'm learning English in high school, but it's not enough because we learn basic things and most of them are at a level where they don't understand a conversation in English, or they almost don't understand anything.

I love you ... i love your voice😍😘

Natasha, people on the highest position can get a job without any difficulties if they are really professionals and sensible people. Companies could to poach really good employees.

She is pretty beautiful.

Hi Dear Luke's Hopefuly you are well today I'm Amal and I am from Bangladesh. I am a learning a lot of this language.

Her eyes… dude! Wow..!

I ❤ your black shirt

She is pretty ❤

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My company when I'm sleeping .

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I am not wondering anymore why she doesn’t have a good job but how she can give any advices?

Beautiful guest with shiny eyes and teeth mixed with chocolate flavour and soul of birds...❤❤❤ Very exciting...

When did Natasha work for a long distance? What was her highest position in the company? What she did for the company to have an opportunity to be promoted? A lot of questions to this woman. She wrote the book and doesn’t actually have any practical skills to career development and soft skills. The HR will always have a cautious attitude towards this kind of applicants. Why she couldn’t to be in touch with the HR inside a company to speak about a way for her promotion? Additionally, she spent over 2 years without any job. Her opinion and advises are doubted.

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 😊😊😊 nice videos 🤗🤗🤗 thanks ☕️☕️☕️🍀🍀🍀🍀😘😘😘

In low grade jobs, negotiate 10000$ over what they offered you, whattt😲, over the salary for the full year, right?? Where I'm from, we hardly make 10000$ a year..., what to negotiate😅

Hi luke.I think your guest has given you a lot of New things about à field you know à little about.actually that was an important course for us all.