6 green flags to look for in interviews
This is a transcript of a video on interviewing and job searching. The speaker provides advice on how to approach interviews and find the right job fit. Here are some key points from the video:
Green Flags to Look for in an Interview
1. Clear Vision: The interviewer should be able to give you a clear understanding of what the role will look like on a day-to-day basis.
2. Performance Management: They should be able to explain how performance will be managed and assessed.
3. Fit with Company Culture: You should feel confident that you would work well with the company culture and team.
4. Confident Interviewer: The interviewer should be confident and passionate about their role, but not too pushy or aggressive.
Red Flags to Watch Out For
1. Poor Communication: If the interviewer is unclear or evasive in their answers.
2. Lack of Clarity on Job Responsibilities: If you're left wondering what your responsibilities will be.
3. Unrealistic Expectations: If the company expects too much from you without providing enough support.
Interview Preparation Tips
1. Focus on 2-5 Companies: Instead of applying to dozens of companies, focus on a small number that you'd be happy to say yes to.
2. Be Intentional: Use your time and energy wisely, preparing for the right interviews instead of spreading yourself too thin.
3. Practice Your Responses: Prepare answers to common interview questions ahead of time.
Final Advice
- Stay Confident: Believe in yourself and your abilities.
- Don't Forget About You: Remember that you're also a part of the equation, and it's okay to say no if you don't feel like a good fit for the company or role.
- Be Prepared: Put in the time and effort required to prepare for interviews and find the right job fit.
Overall, the speaker emphasizes the importance of being intentional and focused in your job search, and providing valuable advice on how to approach interviews and find the right fit for you.