@@TammyKabell-crc And I mean and meant it. I used your tips for an Assistant Director position I am interviewing for-2nd interview. It went well. I have done all I can so now I just wait to hear back. Currently unemployed and working on my poetry manuscript for publication as I search. But when I have income flow I will look at your services and hope I get a one on one with you. Thanks for all your tips. Keep smiling my fellow smiler 😄
@@TammyKabell-crc I unfortunately did not get the position. What is happening is I make it to the final rounds or last 2 candidates and they go with another person. HR calls or emails to give me good feedback about my interview presence and answers, and ends with the news. They say it is not my resume and my cover letters are actually unconventional and attractive but I am shy of the amount of experience they want. I can't go back to the past - I broke my time machine :) so I have to look forward and keep refining my answers and applying for jobs below and at my level. At least that is the plan I have going.
Thank you so much! I used these tips: yes, help, thanks & because. I got a call back the same day. I’m now a student finance applications officer, and I’m a few weeks before graduation. Love from the UK
I've paused the screen on your summary of key words and kept it up in front of me for two separate phone interview screenings. Thank you so much for sharing this advice!!
I love all your videos! Right now I am job hunting and watching your videos has kind of reduced my fear about this dreaded job. interview. I'm a BS Psychology undergraduate. This is the reason why I have difficulty selling myself despite of having lots of experiences. Thanks
Great advice, Tammy! Yes, I watched the entire video with you, but had to stop it several times to take notes, because I wanted to remember the magic words, if (or when) I am in a situation where they will help me . Thank you, Tammy!
I'm so glad it was helpful for you, Frank! Please let me know how your interviews have gone and will go. I have found these particular words are helpful in any situation that you need to influence the outcome or persuade the person/group. Just remember to use this power for Good (White Hat). 🦸😉
Short and have powerful content.I will definitely use your advise not only for job interview but also for my daily work activities.Thank you for the tips it is very encouraging.
Thank you so much for your content, Tammy! I have an interview tomorrow and I’m really excited and hopeful so I am working on brushing up and I am so grateful you are here educating us!
I have been working in an acting management position for over the past ten months. The position has opened to any other staff who may have a degree or more than five-years experience. I do not have a degree, but I have sixteen years experience. I am not sure if not having a degree hurts me.
Hi Tammy, thank you for this content it will help me a lot in my upcoming interview. However, nervousness is my weakness when it comes to interviewing. Do you have any videos about that? I really can't manage my fear. Thank you
Hi Tammy, I like your videos. I’ve been through the job interviews in the past few months, but no luck landing any of them. Just wondering if you could help me with that. Thanks!
Hi Jerry - since I don't know anything about your situation, that's a hard one to give advice on. I would say that, generally speaking, most people spend all of their efforts in interviewing focusing on being perceived as the most competent for the job. More importantly, though, is to be perceived as the most relevant to the company/division/team and the most likable. You can show your relevance by asking questions about what their biggest pain points are (challenges), as well as their aspirations (goals/initiatives). Then answer their answers to those questions by giving an example of how you have helped your current or past employers with very similar circumstances.
her smile just makes me smile then I forget what she said and have to rewind
@Celestina Agyekum - You have no idea how much this means to me! I've shown it to a dozen people so far, and I will show it to five dozen more!
@@TammyKabell-crc And I mean and meant it. I used your tips for an Assistant Director position I am interviewing for-2nd interview. It went well. I have done all I can so now I just wait to hear back. Currently unemployed and working on my poetry manuscript for publication as I search. But when I have income flow I will look at your services and hope I get a one on one with you. Thanks for all your tips. Keep smiling my fellow smiler 😄
Hey, I wanted to check on the job opportunity -- have you heard back yet?
@@TammyKabell-crc I unfortunately did not get the position. What is happening is I make it to the final rounds or last 2 candidates and they go with another person. HR calls or emails to give me good feedback about my interview presence and answers, and ends with the news. They say it is not my resume and my cover letters are actually unconventional and attractive but I am shy of the amount of experience they want. I can't go back to the past - I broke my time machine :) so I have to look forward and keep refining my answers and applying for jobs below and at my level. At least that is the plan I have going.
Literally why I clicked on the video it’s very welcoming 🎯
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1) Yes
2) Use Names
3) But
4) Because
5) If
6) Help/ thanks
"Do you have enough information whether I'm a great fit for this position?" 👍👍
Thank you so much! I used these tips: yes, help, thanks & because.
I got a call back the same day. I’m now a student finance applications officer, and I’m a few weeks before graduation.
Love from the UK
I've paused the screen on your summary of key words and kept it up in front of me for two separate phone interview screenings. Thank you so much for sharing this advice!!
Thanks for the advice , Actually interview is my fearful step.huhuhuuhuu. I always failed in interviews. I HOPE I Can conquer this fear.
Tammy and Don Gregorvich are the best! They have me getting 100k+ job offers with their interview techniques
I love all your videos! Right now I am job hunting and watching your videos has kind of reduced my fear about this dreaded job. interview. I'm a BS Psychology undergraduate. This is the reason why I have difficulty selling myself despite of having lots of experiences. Thanks
Great advice, Tammy! Yes, I watched the entire video with you, but had to stop it several times to take notes, because I wanted to remember the magic words, if (or when) I am in a situation where they will help me . Thank you, Tammy!
I'm so glad it was helpful for you, Frank! Please let me know how your interviews have gone and will go. I have found these particular words are helpful in any situation that you need to influence the outcome or persuade the person/group.
Just remember to use this power for Good (White Hat). 🦸😉
Pure MAGIC Tammy, because you decided to put this out there for everyone - truly very helpful indeed! Thanks so much!
Thanks! For this helpful information
Short and have powerful content.I will definitely use your advise not only for job interview but also for my daily work activities.Thank you for the tips it is very encouraging.
This is totally what I need.
I'm finally getting the reasons why I failed my job interviews.
Great tips. I learned a lot , Thank you
Thank you so much for your content, Tammy! I have an interview tomorrow and I’m really excited and hopeful so I am working on brushing up and I am so grateful you are here educating us!
How did the interview go, Elle?
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You're changing lives Tammy! Thanks
You are so welcome
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Yes Tammy, Your 8 powerful words to use for job interview was helpful because I need as much tips to finding the right job. Thanks!
Used all these words today, multiple times in an interview...AND FAILED.
I love your smile Tammy! It got my attention.
Oh thank you!
Wow really helpful video 🙂
Wonderful content! I appreciate watching your videos as I reacclimate myself back into interviewing again.
I have been working in an acting management position for over the past ten months.
The position has opened to any other staff who may have a degree or more than five-years experience.
I do not have a degree, but I have sixteen years experience.
I am not sure if not having a degree hurts me.
Study stories are helpful but we are on time crunch preparing for interviews
Your content is so powerful. Thank you for sharing
I appreciate that, Richard! Thank you so much for taking a moment to add your kind words.
Great information, thank you for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!
Tammy, this is a great video because I will be using these tips to seal the deal on my next position.
Wow! Powerful Content.Thanks for sharing
Start at 3:00 for the magic words.
Thank you for adding this!
THANK you very much, Tammy. I enjoyed your precious presentation BECAUSE you have HELPED me understanding the powerful magic words I was looking for.
Wonderful! If you get into any interview processes, be sure and let me know. I'm rooting for you!
This is informative.
Thank you Mam.💐
Hi Tammy, thank you for this content it will help me a lot in my upcoming interview. However, nervousness is my weakness when it comes to interviewing. Do you have any videos about that? I really can't manage my fear. Thank you
This is me too 100% fear cripples me and my brain and mouth fo to blubber.
It's really helpful. thanks
Love your videos! Any advice for someone trying to get re-hired after leaving a job? Left on good terms, for new job that turned terrible. :)
Yes me to !!
Great info! Thanks a lot 😩
Thank you Tammy
You are so welcome, Bamidele!
I really enjoyed your video. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you.
Hi Tammy, I like your videos. I’ve been through the job interviews in the past few months, but no luck landing any of them. Just wondering if you could help me with that. Thanks!
Hi Jerry - since I don't know anything about your situation, that's a hard one to give advice on.
I would say that, generally speaking, most people spend all of their efforts in interviewing focusing on being perceived as the most competent for the job. More importantly, though, is to be perceived as the most relevant to the company/division/team and the most likable.
You can show your relevance by asking questions about what their biggest pain points are (challenges), as well as their aspirations (goals/initiatives). Then answer their answers to those questions by giving an example of how you have helped your current or past employers with very similar circumstances.
this lady is adorable!
So so helpful
NLP magic
Awesome 👏🏽
thank you for these manipulation tips >:D
You had me at ninja stuff
Thanks again !
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Go Tammy!
Thank you, Victor!
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