When answering behavioral interview questions, it's important to emphasize what you did to respond to the problem, and what the impact was. But chances are, you aren't describing the initial 'situation' in enough detail!
In this weeks episode, Emma and Sarah explain how you can sell yourself short if you gloss over how difficult or complex the situation or problem actually was.
We use real life examples to show you how providing enough context can set you up for a compelling narrative that will have your interviewer on the edge of their seat!
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