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<blockquote data-quote="James Carrabino" data-source="post: 94352" data-attributes="member: 16764"><p>Hi [USER=18080]@TheChipmunk[/USER]</p><p></p><p>[USER=17165]@George Maxwell[/USER] is very kind! I am really glad if you find the example useful as well as the suggestion to show up early (not too early by the way, just a few minutes 🤣). I do think that my number one piece of advice though is not to let yourself get thrown by anything and to just keep being your authentic self throughout. If, for example, you prepare something with my or George's advice in mind and then for whatever reason you are not able to include that in your interview, don't stress at all! Part of the skill is being adaptable in the moment.</p><p></p><p>If you are not genuinely interested in the questions you are asking then I would not ask them. That said, if these topics are of interest to you then I am sure there is something there that you would be interested in asking. The questions you ask are really for your benefit and so I would not worry about crafting them to sound impressive. Nevertheless, if a question arises from something the interviewers have said (either when they introduced themselves or throughout the interview) then that can show that you have really engaged throughout the interview and have not relied on your rote preparation!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="James Carrabino, post: 94352, member: 16764"] Hi [USER=18080]@TheChipmunk[/USER] [USER=17165]@George Maxwell[/USER] is very kind! I am really glad if you find the example useful as well as the suggestion to show up early (not too early by the way, just a few minutes 🤣). I do think that my number one piece of advice though is not to let yourself get thrown by anything and to just keep being your authentic self throughout. If, for example, you prepare something with my or George's advice in mind and then for whatever reason you are not able to include that in your interview, don't stress at all! Part of the skill is being adaptable in the moment. If you are not genuinely interested in the questions you are asking then I would not ask them. That said, if these topics are of interest to you then I am sure there is something there that you would be interested in asking. The questions you ask are really for your benefit and so I would not worry about crafting them to sound impressive. Nevertheless, if a question arises from something the interviewers have said (either when they introduced themselves or throughout the interview) then that can show that you have really engaged throughout the interview and have not relied on your rote preparation! [/QUOTE]
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