Folks, join me for this video on my philosophy on behavioral answers in general and this one--which is one of the thorniest ever--on how you disagreed with someone. I think you will love it. You will certainly crush it if you go this route! Also, as always, I hope you SUB to the channel so you can get new videos weekly and attend my Live Office Hours on Thursdays!
This is awesome! I think about it as variations on your most recent framework: CAAR (context, approach, approach, result) The way I see it, for behavioral interview questions, you turn it into ACAR where the first pass-through of your approach is in essence the philosophy and then the CAR after that is the example for that approach including its specific application. For situational questions or where the context is already clear, it can be modified to AAR. CAAR - general-purpose, project-related, sharing stories ACAR - behavioral-based questions, past situations that exemplify a general approach AAR - responses to general inquiries, future/conditional tense questions
Hi Andy, I just want to thank you for posting these videos. I’ve been watching, taking notes and applying them to my interviews and I just landed my dream job. Thank you so much for everything you do!
I would prefer to call it VAR - Values, Actions and Results as its more driven by individual's values, principles and philosophy driven actions leading to results as opposed to situation and task driven actions and results :)
Hi. My branding suggestion for behavious questions is" POP it Out"to signal your brain to move over, to pop over to the Behaviour not Accomplishments answering way .which is Philosophy/Process/Outcome. Thanks for the step by step and recovery strategy for using past behaviour examples from my work world successfully.
I wish I could use POP but it takes the steps out of order. LOL! Any way you can remember the technique is good with me. I just want you to have great results!
OK, Andy, for one free coaching session....what is the name for this process??? Phil's Pro Out! I don't know who Phil is, but you're giving us his pro out of this difficult question.
Andy, I've racked my brain on branding of PPO and there is no way. However, a small update to Philosophy, Process, & Results has a nice ring. PPR or PP&R (I like PP&R it has a nice ring.)
I had this question for my internship interview. I wish you would have posted this 1 month ago. ;-; Also do you think you can go over intern tips and business etiquette?
Have you received feedback from those who interview at Amazon, Meta or with x-employees from those companies. I suspect they will still expect to follow the star pattern. Have you received feedback from those recruiters. I like this new approach to answering the behavioral question
I have. I prep a LOT of FAANG and other big blue chip job candidates. I have a slightly better approach now than since this video was published but generally this is great for them to use.
Great mind think a like, Alexa. PAR also means standard in English which is the point Andy want to make: regardless the scenario, this is my standard (expectation, actions, principles...)
There is a segment at the 5-minute mark of the Describe Your Ability to be a Team Player Interview Question that talks about a disagreement on a team and listen and then combine ideas. Good luck!
phil-pro-out is your acronym. be philosophical/step back take a sec/general answer=stay on the facts, professional/it's a process, out-look>>hiring manager, come to my side ... come to my side. free coaching session?
It could be named The “P2O” method similar to H2O using two Hydrogen atoms and one Oxygen. We use both Philosophy & Process then the Outcome as means of bringing everything together, thus creating a flow like water. Being our Tactical Formula for answering questions! What do you think everyone? #BeWaterMyFriends 🙏🏽 🌊
@@andylacivita been watching your videos for a few weeks now and used it for my phone interview. I have my group interview this Friday with Apple, not really nervous anymore just excited. All thanks to your great tips! Thank you Mr. LaCivita 🙏🏽