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Hey, it's Linda Raynier of LindaRaynier.com Career Strategist, Speaker and Coach.
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And in this video, I'm going to teach you 3 tips in order to answer the "Tell me about yourself" interview question the right way, so that you can stand out in front of hiring managers and ideally, land more job offers.
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Now before we begin, there are a couple of ground rules you need to know before you can develop the perfect answer to this question.
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Rule #1: Do not talk about your personal or family life.
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When someone asks you, "tell me about yourself," they're not actually asking you to tell them about your personal life choices, and the mistakes that you've learned from, and how you got here as a human being.
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They're not actually asking you to "tell them about yourself" they're actually asking you to tell them about your qualifications, your experiences, as well as why you're a good fit for this role.
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That's it. They just want to know about your professional background and experience in a nutshell.
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Rule #2: Do tell a story.
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Even though I said, you shouldn't be telling them about your LIFE story, you do want to tell them your professional work story.
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I'll get into details about this a little later, but essentially, a good professional work story means, that it needs to be engaging, compelling, clear and complete.
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So, now that we've got the ground rules out of the way, let's move onto our four major tips on how to answer the "tell me about yourself" interview question.
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Okay, so let's start off with Tip #1.
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Tip #1 is to give a snapshot of your work history.
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So what this means is, you're going to go back in time to the earliest professional job you've ever held and you're going to start your story from there.
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So essentially, you're going to describe what company you worked at, what title you held when you were in that position, how long you stayed in that position for, and, most importantly, what were your major responsibilities in that position.
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So for example, let's just say that you started off your career five years ago as a Financial Analyst.
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Okay, let's just make this up. Let's just use another accounting example.
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You started off your career five years ago as a Financial Analyst and then you moved up to Senior Financial Analyst and now, you're a Finance Manager.
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When you tell your story, you're going to start off with your role as a financial analyst.
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And you're going to say something along the lines of, So now you're going to do that for each and every one of your positions.
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You're essentially telling mini work snapshots for every position that you've held up to the current position that you're holding right now.
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So after you've told the employer about the company you were at, the title that you held, the number of years you were there for and the major responsibilities that you had in that position, you're then going to describe one major accomplishment that you were able to achieve in that role.
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So, I explained a lot about what accomplishments were in my previous video, "Resume Hacks - How to Make a Resume Stand Out" which is, in the link below.
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But at the same time, I'll explain it here.
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An accomplishment is anytime where you have saved time, saved money, improved processes, improved profitability.
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Anything where you've done something that has resulted in a quantifiable, ideally quantifiable result for your company or your department.
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So, to add on to our example, you would say, So you'll do both this tip #2 and tip #1 in conjunction with each other, for every single position that you've held.
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Now onto tip #3.
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Once you've gone through your entire story, and you've told the employer about your major roles as well as the accomplishments that you've achieved, it's now time to acknowledge to the employer what you know they need for this particular position that they're hiring for.
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So, to continue on our example, you'll then say, The reason why this is so important and that so many people don't do this is because what it does, psychologically, is that it tells the employer that not only are you aware of your abilities and your achievements but that you're also aware of his or her needs as well and what they're looking for.
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And when you can say something as simple as just simply acknowledging "I am aware that for this role you need someone with process improvements skills and abilities" it's creating a connection with the employer it's not you any longer talking at them, you're talking to them.
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Finally, onto tip #4.
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This is the icing on the cake, it's the cherry on top.
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And it's the one thing that many, many people do not bother to say when they're answering this or many other interview questions.
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And that is, to tell the employer to literally spoon feed them to maybe even brainwash them to understanding why you are the one and only and perfect fit for this position.
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So to add onto our example, you would say something like, You need to tell the employer why you're the right fit for the job.
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If you don't end off with this, It's going to end off on a flat not. It's not going to be a stellar response.
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It's just going to sound like everybody else's response But in this case, you are being very clear and specific. Even without them having asked you why you're the right fit you're literally just feeding it to them and telling them, I'm the right fit for the role.
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Above all else.
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So now you know how to answer one of the toughest interview questions, but do you know if your resume stands out enough that you'll even land the interview in the first place?
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If not, feel free to download a free copy of my 10 ultimate resume hacks cheat sheet.
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Which is located down below, the link is right there.
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Feel free to click on it, enter your email and I will for sure send you a copy!
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If you liked this video then please give it a thumbs up, subscribe, share it with your friends.
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And thank you so much for watching I will see you in the next video.

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本節課介紹

在這一節課中,學習者將會掌握如何有效回答“請自我介紹”這一面試問題的技巧。這是一個重要的面試環節,掌握好這一技巧不僅可以幫助你在面試中脫穎而出,還能展示你的職業背景和資歷,以增加獲得工作機會的可能性。通過七個實用的提示,你將在交流中展現出你的專業性和自信心。

關鍵詞彙與短語

  • 自我介紹 (Tell me about yourself)
  • 職業經歷 (Work history)
  • 職責 (Responsibilities)
  • 成就 (Accomplishment)
  • 適合度 (Fit for the role)
  • 過程改進 (Process improvements)
  • 職業定位 (Professional background)
  • 心理影響 (Psychological impact)

練習技巧

為了提高你的英語發音和口語能力,建議你進行shadowspeak練習。選擇影片中的段落進行跟讀,尤其注意影片中的語速和語調。你可以使用以下技巧來增強你的練習效果:

  • 模仿說話者:聽取影片的每一個句子,然後儘量用相似的語速和語調來重複,這樣可以幫助你提高提高英語發音的準確性。
  • 分段練習:將影片分成幾個小段,每段播放兩三次。先通過陰影式語言練習跟讀,再嘗試複述段落的主要內容。
  • 強調關鍵詞:在語音模仿時,尤其要強調些關鍵的詞彙,例如“職責”和“成就”,以加深印象並提高表達的清晰度。
  • 進行角色扮演:找一個學習夥伴,一人扮演面試官,另一人扮演應聘者,實踐如何有效進行自我介紹。

通過不斷地練習,你將能更加自信地在面試中介紹自己,同時改善你的英語口語流利度與發音。不要忘記,練習越多,進步越快,祝你英語口語練習順利,面試成功!

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