Doing your Homework
Explore the importance of thorough research before a behavioral interview. Understand how investigating an organization’s website, social media, LinkedIn profiles, and recent news helps you tailor responses and build rapport. Learn to analyze job descriptions critically to better prepare and present relevant experiences during interviews.
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Why research an organization? #
You must always remember that interviews are biologically stressful situations. I mean, who wouldn’t get stressed? You are given x amount of minutes to prove to someone, who you do not know, that you are exactly the type of person they need. Terrifying, but that’s why you do your homework. You wouldn’t expect to pass the technical portion of an interview without having studied in advance, so why would you think that you could pass the behavioral part without studying? No matter how personable you are, it is crucial that you research the organization, study the values that the organization rests their laurels on, and practice how you’re going to respond.
“During aversive situations in which an active coping response is not available, mammals may engage in a vigilance response that involves sympathetic nervous system (SNS) arousal accompanied by an active inhibition of ...