How to Nail the Tough Questions in a Job Interview

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Ian Rowland is a master of 'cold reading'; which can loosely be described as 'how to talk to a complete stranger as if you have known them all your life'. Many cold reading principles have applications in other fields such as selling, negotiation, management and job interviews. Ian shares a few gems for you in this short interview!
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25 авг 2016

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Комментарии : 8

@olitonottero7620 7 лет назад

this info is gold! thanks

@neveralonewithnaturerainbo187 6 лет назад

I was told saying "I think" doesn't sound so good be cause it indicates when you think... that you are not sure and certain you just think so.. "yes I will" sounds more assertive confident

@toureiro 7 лет назад

... unsubscribe-worthy. Something thats more likely to cause eye rolls than anything else, presented as a gem so good it was promised wouldn't be brought up or shared but not only is - it's the point of the video. Something I associate with scam artists. Pretty crappy for a video of yours, but maybe that's just me.

@YourCharismaCoach 7 лет назад

It's probably just you. However, in a job interview this approach can be the difference between getting a job or losing out to another candidate. I work hard to make sure all my videos have applicable content that can be put to immediate use and to be a good scam artist...er...I mean charisma coach.

@toureiro 7 лет назад

Do I have high standards when it comes to self-help type stuff? Yes I will! * unsubscribes * (well, no, but it would be pretty funny xD)

@YourCharismaCoach 7 лет назад

Infield video next time! If you have a better suggestion for the title, feel free to message me as i'm open to the discussion of good ideas ;-)