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ZoomInterviews is a relatively new site dedicated to helping people drastically improve their job interview skills through video tutorials. To get the word out, they're sponsoring this contest, the fifth and final contest as part of JobMob's 5th Anniversary celebrations. Thank you, ZoomInterviews.
In case you missed them, here are the other contests and you can still enter each one too:
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- #CONTEST: Leave a Comment, Win Help For Your Google Rankings
How to Enter
- At the bottom of this article, leave a comment about your most memorable job interview.
Some suggestions of what to write in your comment are:
- Describe the first thing that comes to mind when you think of job interviews
- What went right during your most memorable interview?
- What went wrong?
Be as descriptive as you can.
How to Win
Simple – Leave an impressive comment.
The winners will be the 15 (yes, FIFTEEN) people with the most impressive comments as judged by me.
You, or anyone you know, can try to influence the choice of winners by leaving more comments in support.
Prizes
Each winner will earn unlimited access to all the job video tutorials currently available in the ZoomInterviews job library.
Void where prohibited.
Rules
- Must be 18 or older.
- You can comment as many times as you like, but you can only win one prize pack.
- Be sure to use a real email address or Twitter account when you comment so that I can contact you if you win.
Contest Deadline
To be considered as entries in the contest, all comments must be submitted before this coming Monday, March 26th, 2012.
And please tell your friends on Facebook to comment too.
Good luck!
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It had to be my last interview… met in a coffee shop, got the sales pitch, I was hooked, went to training, never returned. It was a cattle drive!
I had an interview for a job that I was clearly underqualified for. The guy who originally invited me in hadn’t really looked at my resume. an hour before my job interview the guy reviews my CV, and is so annoyed that he is forced to waste his time on me that he spends the entire interview going through my resume bullet by bullet, and explaining to me how it is both badly written, and demonstrates how unsuitable I am for the job. The interviewer was a jackass, and I remember that interview to this day by always telling people to avoid his company.
My most memorable interview was one that lasted 3 hours. There was the first interview, then the assessment interview, then finished with the last part of the interview. It was with three interviewers.
I was in university on my way to a summer job interview when I got caught in a sudden summer rain shower. I arrived at the interview completely drenched and, because I cooled off so quickly in the air conditioning, I started shaking and shivering. Then, because I was so nervous about looking dreched, shaking and shivering, I started to sweat uncontrollably. I was such a mess, the interviewers took pity on my and called a few days later to offer my another chance.
I had an interview for an internship. I was living in Israel. I got off the bus in the pouring rain at the wrong stop. Walked over 3 miles in the rain. Got to the place, the owners took my clothes (and of course gave me something to wear), washed and dried them, fed me, gave me hot tea, and gave me the JOB. Sometimes the effort is all it takes.
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Thank you all for the great comments.
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