I have a panel interview in exactly 12 hours. Wish me luck. Edit: I did not pass the interview and I was disappointed for that. Nevertheless, now I am glad that I was rejected because I am in way much better company. Never give up guys, when you get rejected, it might mean that a better spot in different place is waiting for you.
I've watched dozens of interview prep videos in the past few months, but Don is absolutely the best. I appreciate his calm and collected manner which also has a therapeutical effect. It's exactly what I needed when the nerves were driving me nuts!😅
I studied this video and other videos under Don for my first interview, panel interview and third interview, I took notes and repeated what he said, i studied, really prepared and thought about scenarios before the interview and wrote them down. needless to say i have 2 job offers/ Promotions within my company and they are fighting over ME! now I can choose the best offer that is best for me and i couldn't have done it without this video!
My longest interview was 8 hours. I was flown in to Denver. First thing was someone from HR and the director of maintenance. I am an aircraft mechanic. Next I cycled through heads of all of the departments that I would be working with. Then lunch with 2 other supervisors. We went to a Mexican place. The server was telling us about the margarita specials. I didn’t fall for that. Then I was sent to a medical clinic on the airport for a physical and drug test. We wrapped it up and I went back to my hotel room. Flew home the next day. A few days later I got a written offer in the mail. 13 years with that company.
I had a panel interview last week and i was fully prepared but i also experienced brain freeze even if it was just a telephonic interview.I was not the chosen one .But I never give up .God has a better plan for me .Thanks sir for all your motivational videos.
@@DonGeorgevich im inspired by your videos sir.I surrender everything to God.After watching your inspiring videos i received 2 invitations .wish me luck for my next interview next week.I hope i could also add or pm you on messenger.I am very open to accept any suggestions from you.
Absolutely my friend never give up. That job wasn’t for you. I just had a panel interview over the phone just like you this week and I froze. I tried the best I could but I didn’t get the job. Wasn’t meant to be. God bless and the very best to you
@@terri3486 Combined HR and technical interview. The technical interview takes longer as they will ask you about specific scenarios and how you would go about it. :)
I just lost out on my dream job, because I made this very mistake. I thought I would be able to talk about my work experience on the fly, but I was shocked when I started getting technical interview and was faced with questions where I had not thought about it. Since I did not prepare, I was afraid to stop and think about it because it would have shown that I was not prepared, so I just started talking and I immediately realized I was not prepared.
Thank you so much for all the great tips! I actually had a virtual panel for interview a week ago. I watched your video a couple days beforehand and it help immensely! I received an offer a few days ago!! Take care 🌸
I found Don in 2012, landed the job a great job. Now in 2020, I am in a position for a better job in another company. So here I am again making sure I get it right!!! Don, you need to package your stuff and sell it like GOLD! Thanks
Most of my professional career had all panel interviews. I got used to it after the first one. But once had a panel interview with TEN interviewers. That was nuts. It was for a non-profit, and they had a representative from each of the groups they served.
wish I had commented on this video when I watched it in prep for a panel interview I had about a month ago because I strongly believe the advice in this video got me the job! yayyyy thanks Don and a huge good luck to anyone watching who has an interview coming up - remember to WRITE THINGS OUT AND PREPARE and u got this!
I wished I had watch this video before my panel interview I had today. I’ve watched your previous videos which helped me greatly. Today’s interview I was mostly prepared for until the GM asked me the following question “ if you have a team of 10 people that are working on projects and they only completed half of the job, what would I do even though I’m not their manager.” I reflect on my answer and said “ I would be following up, and assists them where they needed help”. But I feel my answer should have been “ follow up, see the opportunities, offer a solution, then follow up again.” I felt defeated after that question came up, goes to show you can never be too prepared in today’s job market.
Panel interview tomorrow with 5 people and I can not wait to update that I received an offer. Not only have I mentally prepared, but I have manifested and claimed this position as mine. Thank you for the interview tips and motivation. Edit below: I was selected!
Hello everyone! I was selected and received a tentative offer yesterday via email. It’s a federal position so there’s a lot of background work to be done before the official offer, but I got it! Thank you for the video.
I have a big interview next week and it will be my first panel interview. Thank you for putting me in the right mindset and enabling me to prepare effectively.
Great tips! I have had several Federal interviews over the past month. I was offered a job with a TS clearance, I'm in the process now. It took 2 weeks to receive the offer. But to all those looking for Federal employment. Do not give up! I only have an Associates degree however I do have a Schedule A letter with alot of experience in Administration. Also, the more documents being submitted the better. Example: cover letter, writing samples, schedule A letter, resume, award letters, etc. And you must cater your resume to the position. This MUST be done and resume must be formatted as a Federal resume not like a regular resume....good luck!
Ok, passed the 2nd interview today...on to the panel! I'm definitely taking notes, Don. This will definitely alleviate some of the 'suit jitters' You are amazing at what you do and we are so lucky to have you here!! No matter what, your calm & clear communication is nothing short of a true blessing. It's inspiration to see someone thriving at something they are truly passionate about. Again, thank you! Will always recommend you to any professional I know, needing a master mentor in their search!
I highly recommend anyone or everyone to get this! You can see and feel Don's unbelievable passion in his works (audio, book, etc.). It really does work!
It’s so true about short term memory. As nervous as I am, I know once I start talking, my words are just going to flow nicely because I’ve been studying my answers over and over ( on paper of course) for about 2 weeks now. Situations that happened years ago I was able to remember and write them down. Specifically for the behavioral questions. At first it was hard and I thought to myself “I work retail!! How the heck am I supposed to talk about a time I went above and beyond..?” To my surprise, I was actually able to remember something. :) I have a panel interview I’ve been looking forward to and preparing for tomorrow at 2:30. I hope I nail it!
Great topic for your channel! I usually have panel interviews. I probably had at least 5 of them. Always nervous in every single one. The more there are the more I get nervous. But I think being true to my answers had helped because it showed my character and not overly rehearsed.
You are Awesome! I love the part when you mention the long-term memory without preparation. I think that was me. You remind me of a fun college I used to work with.
I love panel interviews. I get to see how the different managers interact with each other and if HR is there it avoids any potential miscommunication between departments. It also avoids the redundancy of meeting each individual and answering the same questions half-dozen times. I think that it also shows that the company has its act together and can handle the scheduling logistics of pulling all of these individuals together at once.
great tips!!! i passed that experience couple times being interviewed by a panel and certainly you go with the idea to impress but the nervous can put you in other direction...
Two tips I would add, ask for business cards up front and arrange them in order of the panel. This way you know who you are speaking with and you can write a follow up or thank you email afterwards. Another tip is to ask up front what the panel thinks are the key skills for the job, focus your stories on those items, and ask at the end if they have any questions or concerns you can address at this time.
I think this first 5 minutes where you just drill in how stressful it is to talk to a panel is basically creating more stress for people watching this video.
I have two panel interviews this week. I always feel like the interviewers are not paying attention to me; like they already have someone picked out to give the job to. They are just required to interview so many people.
Excellent tips to help with a panel interview. I've got a 3 person panel interview tomorrow and while the drinking water tip is a no go due to Covid, the note taking tip is great to slow the pace. I definitely need to practice exercising my short term brain so I don't freeze up!
Great video. I have always thought most interviews shouldn't be stressful, fast-response situations. It doesn't model real life. Unless you're a salesman or an emergency room doctor, etc. Whereas a programmer will likely have an even better answer tomorrow.
Pro tip: write out an interview script of the questions you hear the most. I suggest looking up generic STAR questions on google as well and script those too. Even if you dont have the script in front of you, you will still remember how to answer most of them. It keeps you from fumbling around trying to think of answers on the spot.
Had a panel interview last week. Great video! I really wish I watched this prior. I’ve been in this interview process for a corporate training position for about 3 weeks now. For the backstory I graduated college 3 years ago and started a training institute at a nonprofit to get the experience needed for a real job. I’m finally ready to apply to those jobs with my experience at the nonprofit and it’s been 9 months of straight rejection. Well the past three weeks I’ve gotten so dang far (used your videos everyday instead of music and they have been so helpful in the process, just wish I watched this and not only focus on my training). On Friday I had to do an 18 minute presentation/training on a customer service topic of my choice. I had to train 17 members of the team all ranging to directors, managers, regional managers, national managers, and all the trainers on the training team! I think it went really well but I was so focused on creating an amazing presentation I forgot to prepare the interview. Tip to anyone going into an interview with a panel of your potential peers. Come up with an 18 month plan that includes how you will learn the job, what success for you will look like, annnddd add your plan for getting close with the team. Finally have some questions for the team on what they recommend you focus on to get caught up and up to speed. I did really well and we will find out next week but had I prepped this it would have been really squared away.
I had my first panel interview 2 years ago and it was the most intimidating job interview I ever went through. I didn’t get the job but the manager did say I interviewed fine they just thought someone else was more qualified.
There was a time I applied for Southwest Airlines as a flight attendant. I did not realize it was going to be a panel interview. There were four or five people on a stage and about 20 to 30 of us interviewing for the position. I told them how much I love flying, I told them how I use to stand in my room and use their spiel on seat belts, masks, exits and lighting on the floor, but at one point I looked around the room at those applying instead of staying focused on the panel and I think that is what made me lose the interview. I knew I was right for the job, but my focus was not on the panel.
Most my interviews nowadays like this: Beginning : Very good very confident. They are excited! Middle way: Losing my eye contact End: Feeling tired, exhausted and make them bored! Crush it then wrap me up! I feel i can stay much longer during the interview OMG
All of my panel interviews were unexpected. In the email, HR only listed the hiring manager I'll be meeting with on that day. The day of the interview I walk in the room, waiting for the hiring manager. Here comes 4 other people following behind. Stomach drops, eyes bugs out, brain leaves the room & my emotions are all over the place. I always try to remember to ask HR details about the first interview.
one of my biggest concerns when being interviewed is how long to maintain eye contact and what to do with my eyes while being interviewed. This is the only video that I've seen that addresses that kudos to you. I have a job interview tomorrow. I now know what to do with my eyeballs
I just went through a panel interview today for a role within my company. I had previously worked with 3/4 of the panel members. It felt tense indeed, even though I had thoroughly prepared. I think my answers to their specific questions were specific and convincing enough but it felt as if they hadn't prepared for the interview. Another think I didn't like about interviewing for an internal role was the fact that I felt like carrying a very heavy backpack, namely my past experiences (failures and successes from my time in the company).
Don...I am will sound a bit over excited here but I LOVE what you teach Sir, tt makes total sense. I just went through a panel interview (for the first time in my life) and it was STRESSFUUUUUUUUL moment BUT, I did really well regardless. Having listened to you after the fact, gave me further confidence to do even better next time. So BRING ON PANEL INTERVIEWS, i am not afraid now that I have watched this great mentor Don Georgevich lol. Thank you kind Sir and good luck to all job seekers out there.
Panel interview this coming December 3, 2019. Hope to get the job. Edit: I went for the interview, sitted in the HR room. The HR lady asked to be excused. Didn't return. Called me thru my phone. Telling me that the interview got cancelled and they forgot to notify me. Dissapointing management 😒. A person i know inside the company told me that applicants that days has been interviewed. Not me. Anyways. Moving on.
It’s tomorrow for me😐 Edit: I got the job today. Great advises that made the panel interview enjoyable and more importantly I knew that I was hired at the end of my 95 minutes interview. Don you’re the man
all my interviews have been panel interviews. I introfduce myself and shake hands with those present. I use the memory trrigger methody One word that sums an experience or the philosopy of the position past or present Now Ihave to choose from 3 offers. Never before.has tthat happened to me
I had a panel interview for a boarding school admission in 2017 and there wasn't any video bout a panel interview back then. Now, I have an interview again for a school in 2 days and there is. Thanks
I think panel interviews are ridiculous they're scaring away really good employees who wants to walk in & there is 3 or 4 people sitting there the pad & pen writing down your responses. Your confidence immediately plummets I hate those kinds of interviews especially if you're trying to get a government job or state job.
Panel interview for promotion tomorrow (June 15, 2020) and I am so incredibly anxious. Watching these videos make me feel at ease, somehow. Let's pray for one another. Thank you. 😅🙏😔
@@DonGeorgevich Hi Don. I think I have done well thanks to your tips from across all your videos. The results will be out by the end of this month. 🙏 I hope I'll get the post! Keep up the good work!
I have a panel interview in less than 12 hours and am so stressed. I'll follow your tips but am stressed since I have worked lots of temporary jobs and some I don't have reference of.
I have a panel interview in exactly 12 hours. Wish me luck.
Edit: I did not pass the interview and I was disappointed for that. Nevertheless, now I am glad that I was rejected because I am in way much better company. Never give up guys, when you get rejected, it might mean that a better spot in different place is waiting for you.
How did it go?
Did ya crush it??
Mario Naccarato the interview was OK but I was not accepted, but I am glad that I wasn’t.
Esoteric Fitness nope, but I am glad I didn’t. Please see the edit.
Rejection is gods protection!
Panel interview tomorrow, thanks Don for this!
Edit: I got hired!!
I watched this video before my interview last week, thank you so much for the tips. I got an offer today yay😀
congrats
Congo dear
Did you buy the interview guide as well?
Congrats
Have mine tomorrow, cant wait to come back and let you know how well it went🥺🙏🏾
I've watched dozens of interview prep videos in the past few months, but Don is absolutely the best. I appreciate his calm and collected manner which also has a therapeutical effect. It's exactly what I needed when the nerves were driving me nuts!😅
Hello Sir,
I had a panel interview on July 8, 2019. I got the job.
Thank you,
Regards,
Geetika Sharma (India).
Hyyy
Panel interview tmr 😬
Edit: I GOT THE JOB!!!!
Kyle Henry Good luck 😊
Tia Janaé I got the job!!!
Congrats!!
What job is it
Was it due to what you've learned here? What sources have you used to prepare?
I studied this video and other videos under Don for my first interview, panel interview and third interview, I took notes and repeated what he said, i studied, really prepared and thought about scenarios before the interview and wrote them down. needless to say i have 2 job offers/ Promotions within my company and they are fighting over ME! now I can choose the best offer that is best for me and i couldn't have done it without this video!
That sounds awesome. Congrats
Congrats
My longest interview was 8 hours. I was flown in to Denver. First thing was someone from HR and the director of maintenance. I am an aircraft mechanic. Next I cycled through heads of all of the departments that I would be working with. Then lunch with 2 other supervisors. We went to a Mexican place. The server was telling us about the margarita specials. I didn’t fall for that.
Then I was sent to a medical clinic on the airport for a physical and drug test. We wrapped it up and I went back to my hotel room. Flew home the next day. A few days later I got a written offer in the mail. 13 years with that company.
congrats! you are awesome
United lol
I had a panel interview last week and i was fully prepared but i also experienced brain freeze even if it was just a telephonic interview.I was not the chosen one .But I never give up .God has a better plan for me .Thanks sir for all your motivational videos.
glad to help you my friend
@@DonGeorgevich im inspired by your videos sir.I surrender everything to God.After watching your inspiring videos i received 2 invitations .wish me luck for my next interview next week.I hope i could also add or pm you on messenger.I am very open to accept any suggestions from you.
Absolutely my friend never give up. That job wasn’t for you.
I just had a panel interview over the phone just like you this week and I froze. I tried the best I could but I didn’t get the job. Wasn’t meant to be. God bless and the very best to you
I had a 4 hour technical interview and would like to say THANK YOU! I landed my dream job.
congrats! you are awesome
4hours why?
@@terri3486 Combined HR and technical interview. The technical interview takes longer as they will ask you about specific scenarios and how you would go about it. :)
@@easypz05😮
This guys spends the first 2 minutes driving more fear into me....good job!
fear is such a great motivator. hope it worked.
You are amazing!! I got a job offer after I watched your videos!! I introduced you to many people!!!
I forgot to say thanks Don. I landed my job for IT last month. The tips work.
you are awesome. congrats
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I watched several of your videos prior to my panel interview. They were SO helpful. Can't thank you enough. I got the promotion!
Glad it helped!
When I walked in on my panel I asked “where’s the tea and cookies” everyone laughed 😂the rest was smooth sailing
I used the same line then I got kicked out.
Had a panel interview oct. 31st and I got a job offer!!!
Thank you for all your tips/videos!
congrats! you are awesome.
I just lost out on my dream job, because I made this very mistake. I thought I would be able to talk about my work experience on the fly, but I was shocked when I started getting technical interview and was faced with questions where I had not thought about it. Since I did not prepare, I was afraid to stop and think about it because it would have shown that I was not prepared, so I just started talking and I immediately realized I was not prepared.
that's how i learned this stuff...
this happened to me too
Yo, you gotta be like Eminem. Freestyle
Thank you so much for all the great tips! I actually had a virtual panel for interview a week ago. I watched your video a couple days beforehand and it help immensely! I received an offer a few days ago!! Take care 🌸
I watched this video and followed the tips. I did very well in my panel interview. I was selected for the position. Thanks for the great info.
Excellent!
I have followed all of your tips. I have been offered the past 2/2 jobs for which I applied. Thank you so much!
Hi, I had a panel interview and followed your advice as you outlined it.
I got the job 11/5/19. Thank you so much :-)
congrats! you are awesome
You got or you had
I found Don in 2012, landed the job a great job. Now in 2020, I am in a position for a better job in another company. So here I am again making sure I get it right!!! Don, you need to package your stuff and sell it like GOLD! Thanks
congrats
Most of my professional career had all panel interviews. I got used to it after the first one.
But once had a panel interview with TEN interviewers. That was nuts. It was for a non-profit, and they had a representative from each of the groups they served.
wish I had commented on this video when I watched it in prep for a panel interview I had about a month ago because I strongly believe the advice in this video got me the job! yayyyy thanks Don and a huge good luck to anyone watching who has an interview coming up - remember to WRITE THINGS OUT AND PREPARE and u got this!
You're the best interview coach on TH-cam George ❤️
I wished I had watch this video before my panel interview I had today. I’ve watched your previous videos which helped me greatly. Today’s interview I was mostly prepared for until the GM asked me the following question “ if you have a team of 10 people that are working on projects and they only completed half of the job, what would I do even though I’m not their manager.” I reflect on my answer and said “ I would be following up, and assists them where they needed help”. But I feel my answer should have been “ follow up, see the opportunities, offer a solution, then follow up again.” I felt defeated after that question came up, goes to show you can never be too prepared in today’s job market.
These are the most difficult interviews to succeed in. You must follow the fact of visually acknowledging everyone is important & good manners.
Panel interview tomorrow with 5 people and I can not wait to update that I received an offer. Not only have I mentally prepared, but I have manifested and claimed this position as mine. Thank you for the interview tips and motivation.
Edit below: I was selected!
Good luck on your interview
How did it go
Hello everyone! I was selected and received a tentative offer yesterday via email. It’s a federal position so there’s a lot of background work to be done before the official offer, but I got it! Thank you for the video.
That’s amazing! Congrats!
I have a big interview next week and it will be my first panel interview. Thank you for putting me in the right mindset and enabling me to prepare effectively.
Thanks for providing this, some simple and to the point advice on panel interviews was very welcome.
Great tips! I have had several Federal interviews over the past month. I was offered a job with a TS clearance, I'm in the process now. It took 2 weeks to receive the offer. But to all those looking for Federal employment. Do not give up! I only have an Associates degree however I do have a Schedule A letter with alot of experience in Administration. Also, the more documents being submitted the better. Example: cover letter, writing samples, schedule A letter, resume, award letters, etc. And you must cater your resume to the position. This MUST be done and resume must be formatted as a Federal resume not like a regular resume....good luck!
many thanks
Amazingly effective tips! Saw the video a day before the interview, landed the job!!!
Many thanks :)
congrats! you are awesome
Ok, passed the 2nd interview today...on to the panel! I'm definitely taking notes, Don. This will definitely alleviate some of the 'suit jitters' You are amazing at what you do and we are so lucky to have you here!! No matter what, your calm & clear communication is nothing short of a true blessing. It's inspiration to see someone thriving at something they are truly passionate about. Again, thank you! Will always recommend you to any professional I know, needing a master mentor in their search!
Thanks a lot, Don! For your work and mission!!! You help people.
many thanks
I highly recommend anyone or everyone to get this! You can see and feel Don's unbelievable passion in his works (audio, book, etc.). It really does work!
Many
It’s so true about short term memory. As nervous as I am, I know once I start talking, my words are just going to flow nicely because I’ve been studying my answers over and over ( on paper of course) for about 2 weeks now. Situations that happened years ago I was able to remember and write them down. Specifically for the behavioral questions. At first it was hard and I thought to myself “I work retail!! How the heck am I supposed to talk about a time I went above and beyond..?” To my surprise, I was actually able to remember something. :)
I have a panel interview I’ve been looking forward to and preparing for tomorrow at 2:30. I hope I nail it!
Hands down the best job hunters channel on TH-cam. Thank you Don!!
Great topic for your channel!
I usually have panel interviews. I probably had at least 5 of them. Always nervous in every single one. The more there are the more I get nervous. But I think being true to my answers had helped because it showed my character and not overly rehearsed.
You are Awesome! I love the part when you mention the long-term memory without preparation. I think that was me. You remind me of a fun college I used to work with.
I love panel interviews. I get to see how the different managers interact with each other and if HR is there it avoids any potential miscommunication between departments. It also avoids the redundancy of meeting each individual and answering the same questions half-dozen times. I think that it also shows that the company has its act together and can handle the scheduling logistics of pulling all of these individuals together at once.
great tips!!! i passed that experience couple times being interviewed by a panel and certainly you go with the idea to impress but the nervous can put you in other direction...
Thank you. I watch night before & morning of Interview & got job offer 2 days afterwards. Thank You
Two tips I would add, ask for business cards up front and arrange them in order of the panel. This way you know who you are speaking with and you can write a follow up or thank you email afterwards. Another tip is to ask up front what the panel thinks are the key skills for the job, focus your stories on those items, and ask at the end if they have any questions or concerns you can address at this time.
True
Thank you, I just finished a second panel interview and this video helped me feel well prepared!
Edit: Got the job!
congrats!
You can take this technique to all interviews not just panel interviews. Good video Don
I think this first 5 minutes where you just drill in how stressful it is to talk to a panel is basically creating more stress for people watching this video.
I have two panel interviews this week. I always feel like the interviewers are not paying attention to me; like they already have someone picked out to give the job to. They are just required to interview so many people.
facts
Paradise Lover, so you think; so are you. Think positively and you’ll get positive results.
Tanks
Don Georgevich, A passionate man doing what he love to do!
The mock training idea is golden. It definitely helped me go back into what I did at my previous job in a detailed manner.
great to hear
I am going to walk into the interview with 4 bottles of water 💧
Excellent tips to help with a panel interview.
I've got a 3 person panel interview tomorrow and while the drinking water tip is a no go due to Covid, the note taking tip is great to slow the pace.
I definitely need to practice exercising my short term brain so I don't freeze up!
Glad it was helpful!
Great video. I have always thought most interviews shouldn't be stressful, fast-response situations. It doesn't model real life. Unless you're a salesman or an emergency room doctor, etc. Whereas a programmer will likely have an even better answer tomorrow.
Pro tip: write out an interview script of the questions you hear the most. I suggest looking up generic STAR questions on google as well and script those too. Even if you dont have the script in front of you, you will still remember how to answer most of them. It keeps you from fumbling around trying to think of answers on the spot.
Had a pannel interview and got the job. Thanks for the info.
That’s great news. Best of luck to you and your new job
A panel interview today! Thanks for the tips..
I got the job! God bless you 😀
Had a panel interview last week. Great video! I really wish I watched this prior. I’ve been in this interview process for a corporate training position for about 3 weeks now. For the backstory I graduated college 3 years ago and started a training institute at a nonprofit to get the experience needed for a real job. I’m finally ready to apply to those jobs with my experience at the nonprofit and it’s been 9 months of straight rejection. Well the past three weeks I’ve gotten so dang far (used your videos everyday instead of music and they have been so helpful in the process, just wish I watched this and not only focus on my training). On Friday I had to do an 18 minute presentation/training on a customer service topic of my choice. I had to train 17 members of the team all ranging to directors, managers, regional managers, national managers, and all the trainers on the training team! I think it went really well but I was so focused on creating an amazing presentation I forgot to prepare the interview. Tip to anyone going into an interview with a panel of your potential peers. Come up with an 18 month plan that includes how you will learn the job, what success for you will look like, annnddd add your plan for getting close with the team. Finally have some questions for the team on what they recommend you focus on to get caught up and up to speed. I did really well and we will find out next week but had I prepped this it would have been really squared away.
I had my first panel interview 2 years ago and it was the most intimidating job interview I ever went through. I didn’t get the job but the manager did say I interviewed fine they just thought someone else was more qualified.
Thank you so much for these tips. I had my first panel interview yesterday and I got an offer shortly after!
glad to help you
There was a time I applied for Southwest Airlines as a flight attendant. I did not realize it was going to be a panel interview. There were four or five people on a stage and about 20 to 30 of us interviewing for the position. I told them how much I love flying, I told them how I use to stand in my room and use their spiel on seat belts, masks, exits and lighting on the floor, but at one point I looked around the room at those applying instead of staying focused on the panel and I think that is what made me lose the interview. I knew I was right for the job, but my focus was not on the panel.
Most my interviews nowadays like this:
Beginning : Very good very confident. They are excited!
Middle way: Losing my eye contact
End: Feeling tired, exhausted and make them bored! Crush it then wrap me up!
I feel i can stay much longer during the interview OMG
Dani Fahisis because I think we always like mash or mumble our months we get lost on what we have to say
Great advice Don. 37 years in the profession these tips can be used always. Thanks
Kimball
many thanks
Got a technical (FPGA) interview in 2 days. Posting here for good luck, here's hoping it goes well!
All of my panel interviews were unexpected. In the email, HR only listed the hiring manager I'll be meeting with on that day. The day of the interview I walk in the room, waiting for the hiring manager. Here comes 4 other people following behind. Stomach drops, eyes bugs out, brain leaves the room & my emotions are all over the place. I always try to remember to ask HR details about the first interview.
one of my biggest concerns when being interviewed is how long to maintain eye contact and what to do with my eyes while being interviewed. This is the only video that I've seen that addresses that kudos to you. I have a job interview tomorrow. I now know what to do with my eyeballs
Jesse Cruz
About 3 seconds.
I just went through a panel interview today for a role within my company. I had previously worked with 3/4 of the panel members. It felt tense indeed, even though I had thoroughly prepared. I think my answers to their specific questions were specific and convincing enough but it felt as if they hadn't prepared for the interview. Another think I didn't like about interviewing for an internal role was the fact that I felt like carrying a very heavy backpack, namely my past experiences (failures and successes from my time in the company).
I hope you get the job
Love how you talk on personal channel of your review
Don...I am will sound a bit over excited here but I LOVE what you teach Sir, tt makes total sense. I just went through a panel interview (for the first time in my life) and it was STRESSFUUUUUUUUL moment BUT, I did really well regardless. Having listened to you after the fact, gave me further confidence to do even better next time. So BRING ON PANEL INTERVIEWS, i am not afraid now that I have watched this great mentor Don Georgevich lol. Thank you kind Sir and good luck to all job seekers out there.
glad to help you my friend
What a fluency and a sense of ease! Great!!
Great tips Don! Glad you mentioned the eye-contact techniques!
Glad you learned something
Panel interview this coming December 3, 2019. Hope to get the job.
Edit: I went for the interview, sitted in the HR room. The HR lady asked to be excused. Didn't return. Called me thru my phone. Telling me that the interview got cancelled and they forgot to notify me. Dissapointing management 😒. A person i know inside the company told me that applicants that days has been interviewed. Not me. Anyways. Moving on.
good luck
Panel interviews are a piece of cake 🎂 to me. I prefer them to one on one interviews.
It’s tomorrow for me😐
Edit: I got the job today. Great advises that made the panel interview enjoyable and more importantly I knew that I was hired at the end of my 95 minutes interview. Don you’re the man
good luck
Thanks a looooot Don. I got the job. You’re the man
Thanks, Don for this great video I got a panel interview on Tuesday this video really helps. .
Panel interview, in two days!!
I'll be battle ready, thank you, I'm going to be ready.
Great sharing
You got this!
all my interviews have been panel interviews. I introfduce myself and shake hands with those present. I use the memory trrigger methody One word that sums an experience or the philosopy of the position past or present Now Ihave to choose from 3 offers. Never before.has tthat happened to me
THANK YOU SO MUCH! IT'S VERY HELPFUL!! MY PANEL INTERVIEW IS TOMORROW AND I WAS SOOOO NERVOUS UNTIL I SEE THIS VIDEO!!
Good luck on your interview
I have a panel interview coming up next week Tuesday, I hope I ace it. Thanks for this video
Panel interview tomorrow for my regularization..
EDIT: I am now a regular employee! Yipeeeee! Thank youu!
posted 4 years ago, and still i am watching because i have a interview tomorrow
I really appreciate your straightforward, common sense great advice.
Glad to hear it!
Aug2020
Preparing for an interview in 2 weeks time. It maybe a meager job for others but it is important for me...
Lord willing 😊...
Best of luck to you
The water pause, genius
THIS GUY IS LOW KEY FUNNY AS HELL
I had a panel interview for a boarding school admission in 2017 and there wasn't any video bout a panel interview back then. Now, I have an interview again for a school in 2 days and there is.
Thanks
good luck
This was very helpful the decompression technique
Got through the first two interviews and have a panel interview coming up.
Thanks for your advice. Wish me good luck!
Good luck
An update (25 April):
I got the job! Thanks again! ❤️
100 percent. Folks not prepared !!!!! Nailed it
I am following ur clip for sometime
Sir u have patience in speaking headsoff to u sir
I have an interview on tuesday, hope this video will help me get the job I'd been dreaming.
me too
Will start a series of interviews tomorrow. Good opportunity wish me good luck!
I got this position comin up and I need to get me self well prepared for it.
I interviewed at a panel interview, and they didn’t allow interviewees to take notes
Thanks for an amazing presentation☺️ And also thanks for the wonderful tips.
Absolutely gold!! .. unindexed brain memory 3:07 OMG that’s so correct. Thank you for all your videos.
I think I was prepared found questions online and had it all written down they asked al.ost complete different things.
Thanks for all of this information, very useful. Hopefully my panel interview goes well tomorrow!
I think panel interviews are ridiculous they're scaring away really good employees who wants to walk in & there is 3 or 4 people sitting there the pad & pen writing down your responses. Your confidence immediately plummets I hate those kinds of interviews especially if you're trying to get a government job or state job.
Thanks preparing for panel Interview tomorrow!
Best of luck!
Panel interview for promotion tomorrow (June 15, 2020) and I am so incredibly anxious. Watching these videos make me feel at ease, somehow. Let's pray for one another. Thank you. 😅🙏😔
Glad the videos help. Good luck on your interview
@@DonGeorgevich Hi Don. I think I have done well thanks to your tips from across all your videos. The results will be out by the end of this month. 🙏 I hope I'll get the post! Keep up the good work!
I have a panel interview in less than 12 hours and am so stressed. I'll follow your tips but am stressed since I have worked lots of temporary jobs and some I don't have reference of.