Stop Being an Applicant. Be a Solution.

• Traditional interview answers focusing on yourself (commute, company culture) are ineffective.• Companies hire to solve problems and achieve outcomes.• Craft interview answers that showcase your skills and how they benefit the company.•  Use the job description to understand the company's needs and tailor your answer accordingly.• Quantify your achievements with past experiences to demonstrate impact.• Focus on being a solution provider, not just someone filling a job title.• This approach can be used in cover letters and interview responses, even if the specific question isn't about why you applied.• If you can't connect your skills to the company's needs, it might not be the best job for you.

From the Voice Mailbag - The "Interview Arc". The first interview is excellent, but then later interviews go downhill.In the episode, I walk through the priorities for recruiters for interviews 1 through 3 and what they are focused on. Then, I provide a strategy for YOU to inject energy and information about yourself in each interview to create an exciting experience for the company.

Two steps to be a solution. Step one is in your cover letter, which gets you noticed. Step two is during your job interview, where you start helping the company before getting hired, and they learn how much they need you.

Lou Adler is The CEO, and founder of The Adler Group – a consulting and training firm helping companies implement "Win-Win Hiring" programs using his Performance-based Hiring℠ system for finding and hiring exceptional talent.https://www.louadlergroup.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/louadler/Commercial and Industrial Electrician Jobs: https://commercialelectricianjobs.com/

Do you realize that common mistakes you make in the workplace - habits many people have, are interview killers? And that once you get a job, the mistakes that are made during interviews can come back to haunt you, or worse?We cover the issues and how to solve them.Commercial and Industrial Electrician Jobs: https://commercialelectricianjobs.com/

In the first part of this new Soft Skills Series, we're jumping into communication - both verbal and non-verbal. It makes an impact on how people interpret you, your attitude, interest, and more. Learn how to improve your verbal and non-verbal skills to get your career headed in the right direction!

Chris Fontanella founded Encore Professionals Group is a previous Division Director for Robert Half International and Client Service Director for Resources Global Professionals.Chris has authored multiple books on careers and is here to help us take control of our job search and careers.https://chrisfontanella.com/https://www.amazon.com/stores/Chris-Fontanella/author/B092FLBGZ8?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_6&sr=1-6&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=trueCommercial and Industrial Electrician Jobs: https://commercialelectricianjobs.com/

Steps to take to learn about the company you've applied to, their people, culture, industry, and more. Please an extra strategy to broaden your options!

Andres Lares is the managing partner at Shapiro Negotiations Institute and co-author of Persuade: The 4-Step Process to Influence People and DecisionsAndres has led the development of SNI’s award-winning interactive negotiation training, mobile applications, and virtual reality-based applications, and in doing so has multiple patents pending.Andres also lectures at Johns Hopkins University on sports negotiations. He has been featured in Fox Business, MarketWatch, Business Insider and CNBC.Connect with Andres Below:https://www.amazon.com/Persuade-4-Step-Process-Influence-Decisions/dp/1119778514https://www.shapironegotiations.com/who-we-are/andres-lares/Commercial and Industrial Electrician Jobs: https://commercialelectricianjobs.com/