there is - glad to be gone Posted: Feb 27th, 2020 - 9:43 pm In Reply to: Can you specify what videos you watched? - There is so much conflicting info...
Indeed conflicting information out there. What really helped for me was that before I started watching the YouTube videos I worked with my local unemployment office where they offered classes for resume writing, interview skills, etc. After I found out the various types of interviews that companies did (and I can't remember the specific names for them all, but some were the ones that they asked you how you handled conflict, how you solved problems in the workplace, etc versus the other ones that focused more on your skills, etc) I started researching both types of YouTube videos on questions asked to get familiar with them and what I might answer. Sure enough in one of the presentations put on by my unemployment office they said a common question for an interview was what kind of animal would you be if you were an animal. I had thought of the answer and why and sure enough I got that question posed for the interview for the job I got. You just have to take the time to listen to it all and then discern what you might need for your particular interview when you are in it. Research the company you are interviewing for. Read reviews about it. See if you can find their values, etc.
As far as my computer skills I didn't do too many YouTubes about them but did attend several computer classes offered through my local unemployment office, Goodwill Career Center, and the library. Getting at least a basic of Word, Excel, etc. helped me to wing it in the present job I got.
Hope this helps!
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