Why should I invest in interview coaching?

“My skills are the perfect match. My resume has exactly what they are looking for. Why aren’t I getting the job?”

Sound familiar?

We’ve all been there.

Maybe they went internal, maybe they woke up on the wrong side of the bed, or maybe you didn’t answer The Big Question.

Why are YOU the best solution to THEIR problem?

The confident interviewee will always be able to answer this, even when the employer doesn’t ask.

For employers, there may be any number of candidates who are technically qualified for a job. Your skill set should be made clear on paper via your resume and previous accomplishments, employers, and education. And, while in an interview there may be questions lobbed to assess your qualifications, we primarily conduct interviews to get to know a person, not their credentials. 

You’ve likely heard, “business isn’t personal,” and while it’s true that boundaries between the personal and professional are critical in any workplace, companies live and die on culture, communication, and team dynamics. When considering a candidate, employers (should) ask themselves, “is this the kind of person I want to be in the trenches with? Will I be glad it’s them I have to put in extra hours with after an already long week? Does this person ‘speak the same workplace language’ as me?” 

At the end of the day, an interview is your opportunity to paint the picture of who you are. (And, for what it’s worth, for the employer to do the same.)

Interview coaching will help you develop your own unique professional and personal narrative. Through a series of exercises we’ll identify the anecdotes, examples, and reflections that highlight you best. And we’ll practice how you present them. We’ll cut the fillers “um” and “like” along the way. You’ll grow more confident in your ability to sell yourself and your narrative will become your secret tool kit. With it, you’ll be prepared to answer any question from the obvious to the curveball. (Say goodbye to your canned, “I’m a perfectionist” answer to the “what are your weaknesses” question.)

Who we serve:

  • College applicants: Undergraduate and graduate programs

  • Entry stage job seekers: Internships, first jobs, 1-5 years workforce experience

  • Director stage job seekers: Mid career, managers, rising leadership, 5+ years workforce experience

  • Executive stage job seekers: Leadership, managing managers, 15+ years workforce experience

  • Career pivoting job seekers: Changing industries, switching departments within current employer

  • People returning to workforce: Going back to work after a time of extended absence

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