I've tried techniques from several of your vides on executive interviewing. They work! On Monday I closed a phone interview with this "I'm really excited about this position and I want to know more. I'd like to meet with you in person next week to learn more." Hiring manager says "I'd like that" or something similar, said she'd check her calendar. Not optimistic, but it sure would be nice to get hired for $130,000 consulting job!
I'm so happy to hear that, Jo! This means the world to me, and it also adds credibility for those viewers that might be skeptical. I appreciate you taking the time to let me know.
Thank you so much for your tips. In particular about the first 7 seconds and how leaders don't smile a lot but when they do is for about 14 seconds. Really, thank you much for your videos!
@@TammyKabell-crc by the way, I have prayed hard for this job for 4 months. That's what make it special. Getting it is already a big achievement for me and my resume. ❤ you are such a big help. I hope to meet you someday.
I try, Cee! I believe that if someone takes the time to comment on my video, I should do my very best to give the same time back to them, as it could mean the difference between getting a job and not - and that's my absolute mission in life! I know that sounds corny, but I truly get a thrill out of making a difference in people's lives or even just making their day a big brighter. I appreciate you taking the time to notice.
Hi Diana - I hope you were able to make an impressive and memorable first impression in the interview, and hit it out of the park with the presentation! I would love to hear how the interview went for you, and if you were able to use any of these tips.
We Antinatalists know that the ONLY fair and just way for people to make money is for government to guarantee giving equal money and employing everybody in useful important labor that benefits everyone equally, and not a tiny 0.01% excessively, who did not give their prior consent to being born, unless those people breed themselves. If government won't make life perfectly fair and good, then government should absolutely outlaw people having kids.
Thank you for the tips! I have heard that you should smile with your eyes, it will reflect your authentic smile. As much as I enjoyed your talk, I found the background music distracting.
Yes, that's an excellent tip to share with my other viewers, so thank you! I always recommend smiling with your eyes when taking a photo for LinkedIn. And I agree, the music was distracting, and I got several comments giving me the advice to nix the music, so every since I made this video (which was a couple of years ago), I haven't used music since. I appreciate you taking the time to respond.
Hi Harsha - I truly appreciate the compliment. I'm glad my enthusiasm comes through in the videos, as it's my mission to get people hired at all levels. I find that executives, though, have a tougher time at it than most because nearly all the information on career blogs or career sites is either outdated or doesn't apply to six-figure earners.
You're welcome, @divine sona! The enthusiasm is authentic, as I love providing this information to job seekers like yourself. I appreciate you checking out my channel!
8:23 So, my family told me to not be so enthusiastic in my interview (in chile, latinamerica) but i guess i'll simply omit their advice for the sake of this video.
Great information. I have a phone interview on Friday. I am terrible at interviews. I am going to try to leverage your ideas into my phone interview and watch the 15 second elevator pitch. Thanks for the great coaching video.
Thank you, Tammy! In ramp up mode, seeking to get out of advertising sales, of where I made quarter of million last year. However, I am eager to branch into Saas Sales, and more complex enterprise selling, of which I have limited experience; but with my challenger and activator strengths, I am confident I can accelerate any company's revenue goals. Your videos are very timely and I am grateful I bumped into them. Nothing is by accident. I am thankful I do use my hands, to be affirmative, naturally when I speak; but I wasn't sure if alright?. You confirmed that just now. As well as the other points. I will keep you informed. I facilitated my first digital interview couple days ago, as well as phone interviews and another in person next week. Thank you again for giving!
TAMMY I REALLY LOVE TO LISTEN ABOUT YOUR TIPS AND ALL THE KNOWLEDGE YOU HAVE SHARED, IF I MAY I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT'S THE BEST CAREER OBJECTIVE TO PUT IN A RESUME?
Love the content on this channel though I wasn't impressed after reaching out to your company for assistance with a simple inquiry and being blatantly ignored, despite being ready and willing to hire your company for my executive career search.
Hi Alex - it is NEVER our intention to ignore ANYONE that contacts us, whether or not they want to hire our firm. I looked through our records and found one Alex Young, and I just sent you (hopefully the right person) a personal email correspondence. If you do receive it, and I would happy to continue the conversation. If you didn't receive my email, or the original response to the "Contact Us" form from someone with your TH-cam username, the message (along with the original reply) might have gone into a spam folder. In either case, if you would like to contact me directly by email, you can reach me at Tammy@BeyondJobSearching.com and I will answer any questions you might have myself. I'm very sorry if you didn't receive our reply to your inquiry earlier.
Tammy - You have helped so many people. I also like Ted Talks and think that you should give a Ted Talk as you are so intelligent and brilliant. And irresistible. Thank you!
+Tammy Kabell anytime I have to do a video interview with a big company let's see is the hand gesture works ... if not I'll have a good resume for a mime job lol
Sure thing, @S! There are a lot of Ted Talk channels, but one of my favorites is found here: th-cam.com/users/TEDxTalks I hope this help you - most of them are truly inspiring!
Hand gestures - yikes - I work for a Japanese company in the U.S. and they dislike hand gestures. I tell my candidates to "sit" on their hands during interviews.
I understand that different cultures have differing customs, and not all cultures use hand gestures, and I was specifically referring to the study that dissected charisma components. However, I'm very happy that you added this comment, as it is something to keep in mind if someone is applying for a position with a foreign-owned company.
Hi Tammy! Thank you so much for being you; and sharing you with me! Can you tell me what’s the difference between the 15 seconds Elevator Pitch and the new terminology Audio Business Card and then the Individual Value Proposition?
The "Audio Business Card" is actually the terminology I use, and it's essentially an evolution of the elevator pitch, because the standard elevator pitch is focused on you as a job seeker, and what you are looking for. The Audio Business Card is a formula I came up with to describe what business problems you solve; in other words, it's focused on the employer and what you can do for them. That way, it's stating your value proposition, or, in other words, what they would be getting if they hired you. So think about what your greatest strength would be, or the biggest benefit an employer would have in hiring you, and then describe whatever pain point the employer might have - like, they want to get the attention of more customers, or they are seeing smaller profit margins than they've had in the past, and then how you can solve that problem. I hope this helps!
I truly appreciate you taking the time to comment, @Sadiki McCalls ! If there is any other topic you would like me to cover, please let me know. My goal is to both inform and inspire you to sharpen your job searching skills with these videos.
I felt compelled to comment, your videos are truly inspiring, so well done, mission accomplished. I'm fan of Ted Talks myself, so the video really spoke to why I'm so drawn to certain presenters and presentation styles. I now have a better understanding of what I aspire to emulate. Thanks
Hey Tammy , thank you so much for sharing your precious knowledge with us. could you plz do a video on English teacher interview? I like education field and my subject is English, I am not a native speaker. But I would love to work in a British or American school.
Hi @Bob Ark - there was a large study done by a human behavior lab led by Vanessa Van Edwards, whose results were released shortly before I made this video in 2016. To see an interview with Ms. Van Edwards about the findings of the study, you can visit: th-cam.com/video/wmlzri690-0/w-d-xo.html ... I hope this helps.
Hi Nasima - I'll actually have a lot more information out about the Audio Business Card, which is really an unforgettable introduction, in about 3 weeks, and I'll reply back with a link once I have that info available.
You've raised an interesting point, @Chuckxjarhed and I think it deserves some discussion. You'll find that many of my videos are around the other aspects of communication, such as nonverbal or body language. I think that the word DO matter, but if the studies are correct, then it counts for 7% of your total communication. That 7% is key, though, because if the words you use are uninformed or way off base, then even if you nail the other 93% of nonverbal communication, you won't get the job or go further along in the hiring process. In other words, Chuck, all 100% of your communication has to be aligned and consistent in order for you to be perceived as a top performer. My point was that even if you flub up a little on the wording, you can still make a good impression if everything else in your communication style shows you to be that top performer. If you take that attitude, you'll be less stressed going into the interview, and will actually perform better. I recently had a client ask me to coach her on how to be more "executivey" in her interview answers, and my advice to her was mostly around body language and voice inflection, vs. just using different wording. However, that's not to say that the words don't play a part in how they perceive you.... it's just less than most people think.
So grateful to have found you. Just got an invite for my top grad school today and have three weeks to become an interview rockstar. I will definitely be listening to all your videos!!! thank you!!
What fantastic news, @Sarah Jacobi ! Please let me know how your interviews go, and be sure and watch my entire playlist of interviewing tips, as it will prepare you extremely well for these grad school interviews!
Hi again! I have been going through your videos and was wondering if you have a "tell us about yourself" video. I would love your advice on that one. :)
Thank you so much, Hernan! I'm glad you found the information useful and I hope you can take action and put it to use immediately - it will really change your interviewing results!
Hi Ravi - We work with clientele all over the world, and we find that the techniques we use are just as effective outside of the U.S. as they are here in the States. Email me if you'd like to set up a Skype conversation or talk with one of my coaches. My direct email is in the description.
luce irigaray and helene cixous talk about female "excess"- which includes a body that is not constricted according to protocol, a body that speaks too much, beyond what the other wishes to hear, but what must be said. People cannot read that; this renders the differential subject unintelligible- and the woman (like the animal), or the HSP, anyone not rote- is thinged, dismissed, not heard. That is not on the speaker, that bigotry is on the brute audience. To make up your mind about someone in the first seven seconds- is grossly unethical. Why teach people how to pander to that unethicality. Bc it is our world, yes.
Good info. Thanks. You might want to consider cutting the background music. To me it's just distracting. I don't think you need it. Just a suggestion. I'd rather just listen to you.
Thanks - this is actually a pretty old video, and I got a lot of feedback about the background music, so I stopped using it entirely. Thank you for taking the time to share your opinion, because I listened!
Thanks for the feedback, Elizabeth -- I recorded this video about a year ago, and since getting similar feedback, I have since deleted any music from my advice videos. I appreciate you taking the time to submit your feedback.
If someone starts off a sales/motivational/informative training video with the statement “ hi, my name is ______ and I’m REALLY EXCITED to,...”. You should immediately turn it off . Like his video . Never filled with good information. Just pre rehearsed regurgitated info that’s typically not that insightful or original . Sounds like you’re selling a shamwow or an awesome auger or some product I don’t need
Suggested resource:
Interview Advice: 🤐 The BEST answer for 'Why did you leave your last job?'
th-cam.com/video/edu37yZVDOI/w-d-xo.html
I've tried techniques from several of your vides on executive interviewing. They work! On Monday I closed a phone interview with this "I'm really excited about this position and I want to know more. I'd like to meet with you in person next week to learn more." Hiring manager says "I'd like that" or something similar, said she'd check her calendar. Not optimistic, but it sure would be nice to get hired for $130,000 consulting job!
I'm so happy to hear that, Jo! This means the world to me, and it also adds credibility for those viewers that might be skeptical. I appreciate you taking the time to let me know.
Thank you so much for your tips. In particular about the first 7 seconds and how leaders don't smile a lot but when they do is for about 14 seconds. Really, thank you much for your videos!
@tammy kabell I watched this Friday night, had my final interview Monday afternoon. I got the job! Thank you so much. ❤
That's so amazing to hear! I hope you are enjoying your new role, and I wish you the very best success in your career!!
@@TammyKabell-crc thank you so much. God Bless you 😍❤ I wish you all the best!
@@TammyKabell-crc by the way, I have prayed hard for this job for 4 months. That's what make it special. Getting it is already a big achievement for me and my resume. ❤ you are such a big help. I hope to meet you someday.
Excellent. Thank you.
thanks tammy your so amazeing.
You are most welcome, Dijonne! I appreciate the compliment.
Tammy, You are priceless. The content in this video is transformative!!! xo
Fuck you Elle.
tl;dw: Be outgoing, authentic, and have a positive nature.
I always try to, Tobias! There is too much negativity on TH-cam, and I would prefer to show people the light at the end of the job search tunnel.
@@brucebobtrotter2170 I totally agree.
I'm extremely nervous for my upcoming assistant interview. This boosted my confidence so much! Thank you!
I really appreciate the information! I’m also so impressed that you take the time to craft thoughtful responses to all of your video comments.
I try, Cee! I believe that if someone takes the time to comment on my video, I should do my very best to give the same time back to them, as it could mean the difference between getting a job and not - and that's my absolute mission in life! I know that sounds corny, but I truly get a thrill out of making a difference in people's lives or even just making their day a big brighter. I appreciate you taking the time to notice.
Thank you I'm heading for an interview with a 5 minute presentation. This has helped thanks
Hi Diana - I hope you were able to make an impressive and memorable first impression in the interview, and hit it out of the park with the presentation! I would love to hear how the interview went for you, and if you were able to use any of these tips.
Great information! But I do wish you'd lose the background music - it's distracting.
Your videos are great Tammy, not only the content is amazing but you are straight to the point which I love. Thank you so much - I did get the job!! 🙂
That is so great to hear, Cristiane! I'm so very happy for you! I wish you the very best success in your new role!
So basically all Italians have a big advantage when it comes to interviews 😅
We Antinatalists know that the ONLY fair and just way for people to make money is for government to guarantee giving equal money and employing everybody in useful important labor that benefits everyone equally, and not a tiny 0.01% excessively,
who did not give their prior consent to being born, unless those people breed themselves.
If government won't make life perfectly fair and good, then government should absolutely outlaw people having kids.
100000000000000000000000000000000000000 thumbs up....impressed .
Anjum bukhari - thank you! Then you must be a true Rock Star!!
I am trying to be :P
Great video, Tammy! I just discovered your channel, and I'm excited to watch more.
Thank you for the tips! I have heard that you should smile with your eyes, it will reflect your authentic smile. As much as I enjoyed your talk, I found the background music distracting.
Yes, that's an excellent tip to share with my other viewers, so thank you! I always recommend smiling with your eyes when taking a photo for LinkedIn. And I agree, the music was distracting, and I got several comments giving me the advice to nix the music, so every since I made this video (which was a couple of years ago), I haven't used music since. I appreciate you taking the time to respond.
Thanks, Tammy... Love your enthusiasm! You're doing a great job.
Hi Harsha - I truly appreciate the compliment. I'm glad my enthusiasm comes through in the videos, as it's my mission to get people hired at all levels. I find that executives, though, have a tougher time at it than most because nearly all the information on career blogs or career sites is either outdated or doesn't apply to six-figure earners.
Excellent video, Tammy! Really very helpful tips and I also liked the enthusiasm demonstrated in your pitch. Thank you!
You're welcome, @divine sona! The enthusiasm is authentic, as I love providing this information to job seekers like yourself. I appreciate you checking out my channel!
8:23 So, my family told me to not be so enthusiastic in my interview (in chile, latinamerica) but i guess i'll simply omit their advice for the sake of this video.
Great information. I have a phone interview on Friday. I am terrible at interviews. I am going to try to leverage your ideas into my phone interview and watch the 15 second elevator pitch. Thanks for the great coaching video.
I hope your interview went very well and the videos helped your performance. Keep me posted on your success!
Thank you! Thank you! I am interviewing for my first management position (AVP of Total Compensation) at a big bank. This is all I needed. Thanks
Excellent! I wish you the best of luck, and I look forward to hearing about your success with these techniques.
Tammy Kabell, I am asked to come back for a second interview. The interviewer walked me around to look at where my office would be.
Pumue She did you get the job?
Omg congrats Pumue!!! Thanks so much for this vid Tammy!
Wow, Thank you so much for your time here helping us!
Thank you, Tammy! In ramp up mode, seeking to get out of advertising sales, of where I made quarter of million last year. However, I am eager to branch into Saas Sales, and more complex enterprise selling, of which I have limited experience; but with my challenger and activator strengths, I am confident I can accelerate any company's revenue goals. Your videos are very timely and I am grateful I bumped into them. Nothing is by accident. I am thankful I do use my hands, to be affirmative, naturally when I speak; but I wasn't sure if alright?. You confirmed that just now. As well as the other points. I will keep you informed. I facilitated my first digital interview couple days ago, as well as phone interviews and another in person next week. Thank you again for giving!
TAMMY I REALLY LOVE TO LISTEN ABOUT YOUR TIPS AND ALL THE KNOWLEDGE YOU HAVE SHARED, IF I MAY I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHAT'S THE BEST CAREER OBJECTIVE TO PUT IN A RESUME?
Great Info Tammy!! Thank you so much for all of your tips- I will be following you :)
Great Joamlb! I'm glad you found value in these videos, and I hope to have the time to release more very soon!
Tammy Kabell Yes- ive been binge watching your videos! haha
I appreciate your helpful tips and look forward to discovering the resources on your website. Gratitude and Blessings !
Love the content on this channel though I wasn't impressed after reaching out to your company for assistance with a simple inquiry and being blatantly ignored, despite being ready and willing to hire your company for my executive career search.
Hi Alex - it is NEVER our intention to ignore ANYONE that contacts us, whether or not they want to hire our firm. I looked through our records and found one Alex Young, and I just sent you (hopefully the right person) a personal email correspondence. If you do receive it, and I would happy to continue the conversation. If you didn't receive my email, or the original response to the "Contact Us" form from someone with your TH-cam username, the message (along with the original reply) might have gone into a spam folder. In either case, if you would like to contact me directly by email, you can reach me at Tammy@BeyondJobSearching.com and I will answer any questions you might have myself. I'm very sorry if you didn't receive our reply to your inquiry earlier.
This is review of ted talk.
Thank you. This is so helpful!
Tammy - You have helped so many people. I also like Ted Talks and think that you should give a Ted Talk as you are so intelligent and brilliant. And irresistible. Thank you!
Thank you so much, Stacey! I'll get to the Ted stage one day - I promise!
Good message, keep working to get results! Thank you.
thank you so much this helped ..im using my hands like crazy like im teaching Karate JK but this was awesome thanks again
Ha! LOL, literally. But thank you for the compliment. Let me know if they lead you to success in your interviews!
+Tammy Kabell anytime I have to do a video interview with a big company let's see is the hand gesture works ... if not I'll have a good resume for a mime job lol
+Tammy Kabell I had my job interview today thanks again Tammy .. the karate 🥋 chops worked 🙅🏻♂️
Can you reply with the link to the ted talks channel!? I'd love to watch these video's you stated you watch before bed.
Sure thing, @S! There are a lot of Ted Talk channels, but one of my favorites is found here: th-cam.com/users/TEDxTalks
I hope this help you - most of them are truly inspiring!
Greatly enjoyed this, Tammy. Thank you!
so great :)
You are wonderful and I can't wait to use your tips on my big interview in 2 days!
I can't wait to hear how it went, Joy!
Hand gestures - yikes - I work for a Japanese company in the U.S. and they dislike hand gestures. I tell my candidates to "sit" on their hands during interviews.
I understand that different cultures have differing customs, and not all cultures use hand gestures, and I was specifically referring to the study that dissected charisma components. However, I'm very happy that you added this comment, as it is something to keep in mind if someone is applying for a position with a foreign-owned company.
Heather Atwood most cultures around the world appreciate the (correct) use of hand gestures. Didn’t know that about the Japanese.
Hi Tammy! Thank you so much for being you; and sharing you with me!
Can you tell me what’s the difference between the 15 seconds Elevator Pitch and the new terminology Audio Business Card and then the Individual Value Proposition?
The "Audio Business Card" is actually the terminology I use, and it's essentially an evolution of the elevator pitch, because the standard elevator pitch is focused on you as a job seeker, and what you are looking for. The Audio Business Card is a formula I came up with to describe what business problems you solve; in other words, it's focused on the employer and what you can do for them. That way, it's stating your value proposition, or, in other words, what they would be getting if they hired you. So think about what your greatest strength would be, or the biggest benefit an employer would have in hiring you, and then describe whatever pain point the employer might have - like, they want to get the attention of more customers, or they are seeing smaller profit margins than they've had in the past, and then how you can solve that problem. I hope this helps!
Tammy Kabell YES! Thank you very much!
I found this very useful Tammy. Great advise. Great vedio. Very practical.
Fantastic overview! I love everything about this video!
I truly appreciate you taking the time to comment, @Sadiki McCalls ! If there is any other topic you would like me to cover, please let me know. My goal is to both inform and inspire you to sharpen your job searching skills with these videos.
I felt compelled to comment, your videos are truly inspiring, so well done, mission accomplished. I'm fan of Ted Talks myself, so the video really spoke to why I'm so drawn to certain presenters and presentation styles. I now have a better understanding of what I aspire to emulate. Thanks
Thank you for your advice, you are incredible, you gave me several ideas..
Hey Tammy , thank you so much for sharing your precious knowledge with us. could you plz do a video on English teacher interview? I like education field and my subject is English, I am not a native speaker. But I would love to work in a British or American school.
This is great - thank you so much! Interviewing tomorrow :)
Your video on storytelling helped me get a huge second interview next week!
That's such great news, Richard! Please keep me updated as to your progress!
Thanks Tammy. L. Bachynski.
What was the study - done by whom, where is the link?
Hi @Bob Ark - there was a large study done by a human behavior lab led by Vanessa Van Edwards, whose results were released shortly before I made this video in 2016. To see an interview with Ms. Van Edwards about the findings of the study, you can visit: th-cam.com/video/wmlzri690-0/w-d-xo.html ... I hope this helps.
I like the video and above all your very good intonation spiced with good material flow. I have discovered you and thumbs up!
I want to learn more about visual business card
Hi Nasima - I'll actually have a lot more information out about the Audio Business Card, which is really an unforgettable introduction, in about 3 weeks, and I'll reply back with a link once I have that info available.
Thanks for sharing these tips with us Tammy! They are very helpfull!
thank you so much for such professional help.
You're so welcome, @Rakoon plays! Thanks for the kind comment!
120 videos on what to say and now it doesnt matter?
You've raised an interesting point, @Chuckxjarhed and I think it deserves some discussion. You'll find that many of my videos are around the other aspects of communication, such as nonverbal or body language. I think that the word DO matter, but if the studies are correct, then it counts for 7% of your total communication. That 7% is key, though, because if the words you use are uninformed or way off base, then even if you nail the other 93% of nonverbal communication, you won't get the job or go further along in the hiring process.
In other words, Chuck, all 100% of your communication has to be aligned and consistent in order for you to be perceived as a top performer. My point was that even if you flub up a little on the wording, you can still make a good impression if everything else in your communication style shows you to be that top performer. If you take that attitude, you'll be less stressed going into the interview, and will actually perform better.
I recently had a client ask me to coach her on how to be more "executivey" in her interview answers, and my advice to her was mostly around body language and voice inflection, vs. just using different wording. However, that's not to say that the words don't play a part in how they perceive you.... it's just less than most people think.
How i can tell hiring manager about myself what say to them
Great info on Ted talk secrets! Very cool video.
SMILES
Thank you so, so much, @ponca ok !
Credibility, charisma and intelligence
love ur energy and u were the exact example of your topic. 👍👍
Good info and presented well. Thanks!
Great information. Thanks!
You're welcome, Roselle! I'm glad you found it helpful.
Thank you for this Video
Hahaha. Without enthusiasm 😂
What if the interviewer is dead pan like
Thank u so much. You have helped me so much!!
You rock 🥰
Thank you. You rock.
That smile rocks, Zevi!!
Thank you Tammy! You are great!
Thanks for the kind words, Malva!
Thank you for this!!
Thank you so much Tammy! Just subscribed
You are awesome. Thank you.
Love your Charisma!!
So grateful to have found you. Just got an invite for my top grad school today and have three weeks to become an interview rockstar. I will definitely be listening to all your videos!!! thank you!!
What fantastic news, @Sarah Jacobi ! Please let me know how your interviews go, and be sure and watch my entire playlist of interviewing tips, as it will prepare you extremely well for these grad school interviews!
Hi again! I have been going through your videos and was wondering if you have a "tell us about yourself" video. I would love your advice on that one. :)
Tammy, great video! ..you really teach by example, excellent information.
Thank-you.
Thank you so much, Hernan! I'm glad you found the information useful and I hope you can take action and put it to use immediately - it will really change your interviewing results!
This video is really good. I love how you delivered the tips.
hi dear I live in Mauritius so its open to people lived outside your country
Hi Ravi - We work with clientele all over the world, and we find that the techniques we use are just as effective outside of the U.S. as they are here in the States. Email me if you'd like to set up a Skype conversation or talk with one of my coaches. My direct email is in the description.
But pandering to a normative public is superficial. works, though, of course.
luce irigaray and helene cixous talk about female "excess"- which includes a body that is not constricted according to protocol, a body that speaks too much, beyond what the other wishes to hear, but what must be said. People cannot read that; this renders the differential subject unintelligible- and the woman (like the animal), or the HSP, anyone not rote- is thinged, dismissed, not heard. That is not on the speaker, that bigotry is on the brute audience. To make up your mind about someone in the first seven seconds- is grossly unethical. Why teach people how to pander to that unethicality. Bc it is our world, yes.
At the same time, I don't discount intuition. But many are not entitled judges, they are only casual bigots.
Good info. Thanks. You might want to consider cutting the background music. To me it's just distracting. I don't think you need it. Just a suggestion. I'd rather just listen to you.
Thanks - this is actually a pretty old video, and I got a lot of feedback about the background music, so I stopped using it entirely. Thank you for taking the time to share your opinion, because I listened!
@@TammyKabell-crc thank you!
Now I hear the music. 🙂
You’re the best !!!!
Great video!
Great tips!
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You’re the best Tammy! Thank you so much. Cutting-edge stuff.
Great job!
Thanks Tammy.
Awesome!!
Thank you, Tammy!
Thank you so much, Farid! I'm very happy you found value in the advice.
the backgroun music has to go
Thanks for the feedback, Elizabeth -- I recorded this video about a year ago, and since getting similar feedback, I have since deleted any music from my advice videos. I appreciate you taking the time to submit your feedback.
thank you for the Ted talks tip :D
If someone starts off a sales/motivational/informative training video with the statement “ hi, my name is ______ and I’m
REALLY EXCITED to,...”. You should immediately turn it off .
Like his video . Never filled with good information. Just pre rehearsed regurgitated info that’s typically not that insightful or original .
Sounds like you’re selling a shamwow or an awesome auger or some product I don’t need
great information i will use it