
As part of NaPodPoMo, I will be releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment here, where I’ll practice answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the introduction to the series, as Day 1 of 30:
GTJTV: Job Interviewing Questions, NaPodPoMo Day 01: Intro.
The background music for this series is called “Dodging Buses” by Derek K. Miller. Check out his Penmachine Podcast.
If you would like to download this file directly, you can do that as well. Direct link (mp4, 4:32, 8.62 MB)
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (8.6MB)
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Hello!
You were kind enough to leave a comment on my Inside My Head Podcast blog page, and, in return, I came over here and checked out your show. I think that NaPodPoMo is a wonderful time to experiment with podcasting. Your idea of practicing answering typical interview questions is a good one. This should be interesting to watch.
You have a podcast called Inside My Head. I have another podcast called
Journey Inside My Mind. I guess podcasting helps us with our introspection,
huh?
Thanks for stopping by!
Hello!
You were kind enough to leave a comment on my Inside My Head Podcast blog page, and, in return, I came over here and checked out your show. I think that NaPodPoMo is a wonderful time to experiment with podcasting. Your idea of practicing answering typical interview questions is a good one. This should be interesting to watch.
You have a podcast called Inside My Head. I have another podcast called
Journey Inside My Mind. I guess podcasting helps us with our introspection,
huh?
Thanks for stopping by!