How to Prepare for an Interview Process

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i spent around 15 s researching the heck out of each company and their products. My aim was to understand the goals that they had for the next six to 12 months. And my sole goal was to have a deep understanding of the company's vision, how they were going to get there. To add all to this, i spent another five hours chatting with employees ind connections at these companies to best understand how to position myself.

Austin shares why he spent over 40 hours preparing for each interview during his job search!

Time Stamped Show Notes:

[0:30] - Interview preparation is key

[3:13] - Why spend so much time?

[4:08] - Do your research!

[7:22] - Rehearse & Refine your answers

[10:54] - Create a Value Validation Project

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Here’s a breakdown of how I spent the time:

[15 Hours] Researching the heck out of each company and their products to understand goals, challenges, and new initiatives.

[5 Hours] Chatting with employees and connections to best understand how to position myself.

[10 Hours] Drafting answers to interview questions. Then revisiting and refining them. Then recording myself delivering them. Then doing mock interviews.

[2-3 Hours] Researching my interviewers to understand who they are, what they care about, and how they want to be engaged with. Then building engagement plans for each.

[10 Hours] Brainstorming, building out, and refining Value Validation Projects for each company.

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