
As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
For Week 3 of NaPodPoMo, I’m trying out some behavioral interview questions. These questions are asked to infer future performance based on previous behavior. Because of that, the answers are going to be very specific for each person who responds.
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the next installment of the series, as Day 21 of 30:
I will be reading your feedback on Day 30 of this series, so please send in your comments. Has this series been helpful to you? Was I truly crazy to do this project? etc.
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, 6:11, 12 MB)
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Tags: achievement, behavioral interviews, communication, Derek K. Miller, goal-setting, goals, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, persuasion, video

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
For Week 3 of NaPodPoMo, I’m trying out some behavioral interview questions. These questions are asked to infer future performance based on previous behavior. Because of that, the answers are going to be very specific for each person who responds.
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the next installment of the series, as Day 20 of 30:
I will be reading your feedback on Day 30 of this series, so please send in your comments. Has this series been helpful to you? Was I truly crazy to do this project? etc.
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, 5:15, 10.1 MB)
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Tags: adaptability, behavioral interviews, communication, Derek K. Miller, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, persuasion, video
Have you been enjoying the daily video update series over here at Get That Job! so far this month? It’s been quite an experience for me, and I’ll be talking about that more as we wrap up the series on Day 30, November 30, 2009 as soon as my laptop comes back from the shop – probably Wednesday, December 2, 2009.
To that end, I plan on sharing your feedback during that last video update, and if you’d like to get in touch to share how, if at all, this series has helped you, please get in touch. Keep in mind that I have less than 10 minutes of time in order for the video to make it onto YouTube, so hopefully keep it brief. I may actually excerpt comments during the update but post them in the actual post here on the website.
As I’ve mentioned during the series, it’s been highly experimental, and I’m learning a lot. Hopefully you are as well.
Looking forward to your feedback!
Tags: feedback, interviewing, NaPodPoMo

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
For Week 3 of NaPodPoMo, I’m trying out some behavioral interview questions. These questions are asked to infer future performance based on previous behavior. Because of that, the answers are going to be very specific for each person who responds.
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the next installment of the series, as Day 19 of 30:
I will be reading your feedback on Day 30 of this series, so please send in your comments. Has this series been helpful to you? Was I truly crazy to do this project? etc.
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, 4:12, 8.0 MB)
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (8.1MB)
Tags: behavioral interviews, communication, Derek K. Miller, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, persuasion, video, written communication skills

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
For Week 3 of NaPodPoMo, I’m trying out some behavioral interview questions. These questions are asked to infer future performance based on previous behavior. Because of that, the answers are going to be very specific for each person who responds.
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the next installment of the series, as Day 18 of 30:
Describe for me a time when you had to serve as the leader in order to accomplish a goal.
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, 4:08, 7.9 MB)
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Tags: achievement, behavioral interviews, Derek K. Miller, goal-setting, interviewing, leadership, NaPodPoMo, persuasion, video

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
For Week 3 of NaPodPoMo, I’m trying out some behavioral interview questions. These questions are asked to infer future performance based on previous behavior. Because of that, the answers are going to be very specific for each person who responds.
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the next installment of the series, as Day 17 of 30:
By providing examples, persuade me that you have strong analytical skills.
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, 4:15, 8.16 MB)
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Tags: analytical skills, behavioral interviews, Derek K. Miller, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, persuasion, video

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
For Week 3 of NaPodPoMo, I’m trying out some behavioral interview questions. These questions are asked to infer future performance based on previous behavior. Because of that, the answers are going to be very specific for each person who responds.
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the next installment of the series, as Day 16 of 30:
Tell me about a specific project where you had to use your teamwork skills.
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, 3:59, 7.7 MB)
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (7.7MB)
Tags: behavioral interviews, Derek K. Miller, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, teamwork, video

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing answering a typical interviewing question. Will my answers be perfect? Probably not. This experiment has the following objectives:
For Week 3 of NaPodPoMo, I’m trying out some behavioral interview questions. These questions are asked to infer future performance based on previous behavior. Because of that, the answers are going to be very specific for each person who responds.
Here, then, for your enjoyment, is the next installment of the series, as Day 15 of 30:
Describe the most significant or creative presentation which you have had to complete.
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, 5:54, 11.3 MB)
Special thanks to NaPodPoMo founder Jennifer Navarrete for interviewing me for her NaPodPoMo project. I’ll update this post with the link to the specific interview as it becomes available.
A HUGE shout-out to the folks at the IHOM Job Search Ministry in the Cincinnati area for having me speak to them this past Thursday on the “Emotional Side of Job Search”. A heartfelt welcome to those of you checking this series from that group. Glad we got to share some chocolate together!
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Tags: behavioral interviews, Derek K. Miller, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, presentations, video

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing 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 next installment of the series, as Day 14 of 30:
Are you overqualified for this job?
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, 5:10, 10.0 MB)
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Tags: behavioral interviews, Derek K. Miller, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, overqualified, video

As part of NaPodPoMo, I’m releasing a video (preferred) or audio (if needed) segment every day in November 2009, where I’m practicing 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 next installment of the series, as Day 13 of 30:
Why will I be glad that I hired you one week from your start date?
Special thanks to Rainie for suggesting this question via Twitter.
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, 3:02, 5.85 MB)
Podcast: Play in new window | Download (5.9MB)
Tags: behavioral interviews, Derek K. Miller, interviewing, NaPodPoMo, video, work under pressure
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