INTERVIEWING: Practicing Follow Up Answers (Supplemental)
You
know you'll be asked follow up questions
during your job interviews. Some of the follow up questions are
questions you'd rather not be asked,
but there's often little you can do to prevent hiring managers from
asking them.
Other
than practice, that is. Preparation breeds success. When you
prepare and practice before interviewing (or anything else), you
increase your chances of succeeding. This is why you've heard that
99% of success is just showing up: you've already done the background
preparations and practice, so showing up is merely the destination
and not the journey.
The
best way to practice your interviews is to conduct mock interviews.
The more mock interviews
- each mock interview with a different person - the better prepared
you will be.
Which,
of course, will improve your chances for success.
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