Interview: 10 Step Guide on Selling Yourself and Answering the Questions that Really Matter

by Mark Stephens

DO YOU WANT TO BE 100% PREPARED FOR THAT INTERVIEW
You’re about to find out how to mentally prepare and put yourself in the best position to ace the interview, to approach it with confidence and handle question after question. You want to be happy right? Happy that yo have left no stone unturned. The simple things a potential employer wants to see from you even is this:

HONESTY

Often times panic sets in and you try to hard to sell yourself, which comes across as false and needy. I have interviewed hundreds of candidates and those that followed this

step by step guide

and followed the advice were the ones I always employed. The fact is that in an interview it is far more than just looking over a Resume or CV, the interviewer must use discretion and make a judgement in a small time frame.

Therefore you MUST consider things such as:
✔ How Body Language Plays a Part

✔ Why Loyalty is important to a organization

✔ Core Values that you need to express

✔ How to turn a weakness into a strength

✔ How to focus on the job at hand

✔ And Much, much more!

Here Are A Few Snippets

'Your long-term goals would be one of the things that the employer has to know and how it matches their company’s vision. Highlighting the desire to improve your skills on the job and focusing towards the company’s improvement can take you a long way! '

'One thing to remember here is to be HONEST. No one wants to talk to a liar and so lay your cards on the table but do not just give your weaknesses away as this could make it hard for them to justify hiring you.'

'3.How do I succeed in this company? This question will let you find out how you have to behave and what you have to do in order to progress and improve as an employee while also promoting the company’s improvement. You may even ask what people of the same position did in order to succeed and their work habits.'

67 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 29, 2016

About the author

After dabbling in yoga in my teens (1970s!), I've been passionately devoted practicing yoga since January 1, 1991, and since January 1, 1996 I've been equally passionate in sharing yoga as a personal practice for making every moment of one’s life better – healthier, clearer, and altogether more joyful. While Yoga Journal referred to me as "the teacher's teacher," I steadfastly believe that the best teach you will ever have is inside of you. At the same time, with practice and study, we can offer meaningful guidance to others, and this is precisely the intention in my textbooks for yoga teachers: Teaching Yoga (2010/2024), Yoga Sequencing (2012), Yoga Adjustments (2014) Yoga Therapy (2017), and Yoga for Better Sleep (2019.) I now writing a book on Yoga Histories and Philosophies from Ancient to Modern Times. All odf this taps into my background in Ashtanga Vinyasa, Iyengar, Vinyasa Flow, Tantra, and Yoga Therapy, plus fairly deep academic study of things like anatomy, philosophy, research methods and more. I try to bring an eclectic perspective to the practice that's all about making yoga more accessible, sustainable, and deeply transformational.