Natalie FisherCEO, Natalie Fisher Coaching

4 Brand New Belief Systems For Your Best Interview Yet - PODCAST EPISODE #219

27 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this podcast excerpt, Natalie Fisher discusses how interview preparation should be customized to an individual's experience level. She advises newcomers to craft and rehearse key stories they plan to share, while seasoned interviewees who have already practiced those narratives need not spend as much time preparing them. Fisher emphasizes the importance of confidence—knowing your material when you can—and the acceptance of not knowing everything, encouraging listeners to be comfortable acknowledging gaps during an interview.

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Your belief about what's necessary to prepare for an interview. So this is going to be different for each person, right? If you've never interviewed before in your life, you might want to prepare some of those stories and know what you're going to say for them. Just roughly know what you want to talk about and be excited about what you want to share with them. And then if you have interviewed and you know those stories and you've talked about those stories a lot, then you don't need to prepare those so much. When we're talking about ourselves, we want to have the confidence and the human ability to just know that we know what we're talking about, and when we don't know, having that be okay.