HOW TO REMEMBER INTERVIEW ANSWERS! (Even When You’re NERVOUS)

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HOW TO REMEMBER INTERVIEW ANSWERS (Even When You’re NERVOUS!) #jobinterview #motivation #interview #interviewtips #interviewpreparation If you want to pass your job interview, stay tuned – in this video, I am going to teach you a super-easy way to remember the answers to interview questions. The majority of people fail interviews because they forget what it is they want to say! If you want to overcome interview nerves and remember your answers, stay tuned. HOW TO REMEMBER YOUR ANSWERS 00:44 If you want to remember your interview answers with confidence, you must use ACRONYMS. An acronym is a memorable word made up of the first few letters of key points you want to remember. Instead of trying to memorise long scripts, you only remember 3 or 4 letters — and those letters trigger the full answer in your mind. This works brilliantly in job interviews because: • It keeps your answer structured. • It stops you rambling. • It helps you stay calm under pressure. • It makes your response sound clear and professional. WHY SHOULD WE HIRE YOU? 01:19 The first acronym I want to teach you to use is when answering the question, Why should we hire you? Remember the word FIRE – F-I-R-E. You can remember the word FIRE because you will be on fire in the role – you are going to do brilliant things for the company. F – FIT: Tell the interviewer you are a great fit for the role. I – IMPACT: You can come into the position and have an immediate impact. R – RESULTS DRIVEN: Tell the interviewer are results-driven and set goals to achieve. E – EXCEED EXPECTATIONS: Finally, say they should hire you because you will do all you can to exceed expectations in the role. TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF 03:24 Q1. For example, when answering “Tell Me About Yourself”, you can use the acronym SEAT: S – Skills E – Experience / Education A – Achievements T – Type of person you are Instead of memorising paragraphs, you just remember SEAT — and then expand naturally on each point. What’s even better, you can easily remember my SEAT acronym for Tell Me Ab