Tell Me About Yourself - Good Answer
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- Today, I want to give you a good answer to the question “Tell me about yourself”.
This is truly the best way to answer the question, tell me about yourself. Its authentic, genuine, sincere, honest, and HUMAN.
I see so many people out there giving these cold, corporate, inhuman-type answers, because they talk about just their accomplishments and their work experience, and that’s it. But a good answer is an honest answer. So, when an employer asks them, “Tell me about yourself” they just rattle off their accomplishments and some of their work experience and then stay there.
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Man, I hate this question.... actually I just hate interviews.
David Argenal interviews are stupid
Me too😅
It's all prejudice and discrimination for jobs there days
@@aaroningram8782 I agree! If not that, it's about being liked. The workplace is like social media nowadays. It's about liking, disliking, being petty, and oversharing.
me too, i always froze and have sweaty hands at interviews
At first I didn’t like the idea of “telling a compelling story” but took Don’s advice, told the interview panel what REALLY moved me about my career and it made such an impact they gave me the promotion! This video made a huge difference and definitely worked for me.
I’m so glad to hear that. Too many people don’t like to tell stories about this question but it is a story question
Don, I used your techniques and received 2 offers today!!!!!!!!!!! Many thanks!
what do you think he is right or other they said talk about your only job
@@sayedsoltan9624 use affirmative action
Hey congrats!
Wow, I am also impressed with his instructions
Liar
Out of all the videos I've watched on this particular subject, you're the only one who talked about this question as being a way to make a "connection" with the potential employer; a warmer, more personal, and more human way of answering this question instead of interpreting and answering this question as a "tell me about all the great things you did." I love this method! If it were me hiring, this is what I would want to hear from the candidate, and not "all the great things you did. I know your great, that's why I called you in for an interview" kinda thing. Thank you for this great and insightful video!
I'm glad you recognize that. Most people who show you how to answer that question leave off that part.
I love retail sales where I am interacting with others and a busy work environment. I grew up in a family that had thier own store business, it really inspired me seeing grandpa's store and retail is something i really like doing.
(Its about the journey) I got hired on the spot at a store with big job gaps, used this answer.
Today I had a job interview. Thanks to you, I was prepared for anything that could happen and had a plan, detailed like the one they had to invade Normandy back then. It turned out a walk in the park. Easiest ever and I think this was so easy, because I knew exactly, that with the prep you provided for free here, I will be safe no matter what. Normally I am overexcited, fearful and make mistakes in interviews based on my insecurity. None of this today. I copied your bodylanguage and way of talking, as you are an absolute pro in communication
At the moment I still live in a tent without income, yet I will soon be very well and buy your book to pay for your invaluable free services. Thank you!
Awesome. Never give up. Never ever! Much success.
Did you get the job and move form the tent ?
@@sarahjustice526 life, you know. It worked for a while and failed predictibly on me taking the only offer with someone I knew I would not harmonize and it was all under challenging circumstances. Then back to a tent .When I made peace with it and really enjoyed it, a storm of synchronicities brought me to switzerland, where I got 7 interviews and 5 job offers out of 10 applications. Was treated like a superstar, serving me breakfast for the interview and them applying to me. Met an incredibly good guy of an employer who has built a wonderful team, which I am part of now. He sorted me a flat and offered em advances of mney even before working, as I was broke . Been working for 4 weeks Motivated for greatness and giving it all more than ever, being inspired by my team and boss, who is a tibetan who originally was meant to be a monk. Our uniforms are orange. Love it.Thank you forr asking, great to see where I was one year before.
Much love to you.. that's such a kind gesture to buy his book ♥️
@@anikar1302 Thanks for the reminder. I just found my banking card in my mailbox and received my first payslip yesterday. HAving become a pro at the jobhunt thanks to this man, I will try my new card with this today.
Thank you, Doc. I am a HR professional with over 13 years of experience and always struggled to prepare for this question, though I do alright. But until now, I would be focused on that corporate/cold answer. Now, while I was watching this video, I came up with my story and I know now exactly how to answer it. Thank you so much for the thoughtful video.
Keep doing the great work!!
That’s great to hear. I’m thrilled this video was able to help you develop a good and genuine answer for this question.
My Cv keeps getting rejected, why is this?
I'm not well educated so my jobs aren't so fancy but your tips really help make me relax. talking to a stranger is intimidating thing to me
Thank you, Don
Your video clips help me a lot on job interviews. You taught me on how to organize the answer and how to use proper words, and tell the story about the achievements, and so on. Your efforts here are much appreciated.
I hope others can also benefit from your work here.
Thank you again, and I wish you all the best.
I must say, THIS is the answer that simply resonated and made the most sense to me. I have another channel I subscribe to and I've been watching DOZENS of videos in preparation for an upcoming series of interviews. The other channel is good, however, that channel offers a rapid-fire reply of generic positive attributes about myself that I personally wouldn't feel comfortable saying. This is by FAR a better fit for me and these 15 minutes gave me a boost and direction to take when this question is asked. Thank you Don.
Me in system engineering interview "I wanna be a vet"
Ok
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Thank you Don!! I got two job offers today because of you. Your videos are the best.
Victoria
You got the Job because of YOUself! ;)
looks like eveyrone is getting two jobs
This is such a dangerous question for an employer to ask as it opens them up to such risk. “Tell me about yourself” invites a person to give interests/associations/details that, if the recruiter doesn’t hire the candidate, puts the company at risk for discrimination accusations. “Oh they didn’t hire me because I told them I was involved with X.”
I really appreciated how Don made this about the professional journey without going into the truly personal.
This is the best response I’ve seen. Thank you. Being authentic is important...most people recommend talking about accomplishments and awards which is great, but not who you really are as a person.
that's great to hear. thank you.
Thank you so much for this great vid. I am pursuing an internship in drug counseling and was once told by a counselor that I would make a good therapist just because of my journey from a dysfunctional family to what I have become. Now I understand how personal problems, healing, education, and a very real passion has given me the ability to be a good counselor. Now, if I can only get all that down to a minute...
Don, I got an offer! Thank you for all the things that you do! I study your materials I follow carefully your videos, over and over and over.. and practice, practice, practice!!! God bless you with health and long life! ❤🙏😘 people this is real!
One thing that I really struggle with Competency-based questions ("Give me an example of when...") - especially in situations that I've never encountered in my career. What makes things even more difficult for me is that practically every employer uses them - they're a really big thing here in the UK! I feel that the only way to overcome them is to circumvent them in some way - how can I do that?
I took this approach for an editorial job and IT WORKED I GOT THE JOB!! This is my very first job and I’m already making a good wage, can’t thank you enough 🙏
Congrats
This is the best video on "tell me about yourself". Of course we all want to tell about our achievements but being too direct sounds like bragging! Thank you so much for this one... It's engaging and interesting! I always wanted to answer like this but held back every time because I was made to believe that this was not "the norm"! thank you again.
Many thanks
Mr. Don, why haven't I seen this before? I genuinely love your insight; the other day I was checking out quite a number of ideas from people like you, they were great, but yours OMG.. I listened to you without a blink, this is exactly what I'm gonna do during my interview in a few days, thank you really. You took me back in time, and those great moments flashed back slowly as you went by, thank you indeed!
Thank you thank you thank you. This is the most helpful video I have seen on how to properly answer this question while still being engaging, personal and still professional. Thank you so much!
I spent over 25 years in front-facing customer service and sales. 2 years ago I decided to change my life and my career path to working in a higher education environment. I am in a temp position and my year and a half contract ends at a university tomorrow, so I am hoping to continue with this path and hope to land a related job in this seemingly difficult job market.
HI Mr Don,
I have been searching for the answer of this question Tell me about yourself. I found many of the interview coaches saying that we must focus on our accomplishments and experiences to sell ourselves in the answer of this question.
Last month I went for an interview with a multinational company . When the HR guy asked me this particular question i told him my story how did i enter into the health and safety field and how i helped organizations and workers to stay safe.
But i felt by the end of my answer everybody in the interview panel was boored to death.
I think they are not sitting to listen to the stories. They want us to show them our skills and accomplishments and what values we can bring for that particular organization.
they don't want to hear about skills and accomplishments with "tell me about yourself" when they want to hear about skills, they ask you to tell me your greatest accomplishments. those are two different questions.
@@DonGeorgevich Alright sir. I am always following your advice and tips. I am sure this would be fruitful for me. I am also willing to purchase your interview guide soon. Thanks a lot for your contributions.
@@DonGeorgevich they're are so many different approaches to this question. Are they're numbers to provide the best approach
You are the first person in many years that says to go back to childhood or Highschool, they don’t have time for that. As an IT Director, I don’t want to hear this when I do interviews.
Your videos are so helpful! I am pregnant and beginning the interview process because my company disbanded. Thank you for all the great tips!
so glad to help you and best of luck.
Tips for a job interview are to be anyone but yourself like saying "i loved my previous boss" . While Tips "tell me about yourself" would be showing your real self like "i hated my boss tbh"
i would hope that you could find one decent thing to say about your past boss, even if you didn't like him.
You have very good advice. I think job interviews the current model is outdated. If you want your company to win give every single applicant a "working interview" see what they can do and if it's great work give them a job. That's why we're there.
These videos really helped me in my interviews . I landed a job with the tips I learned here . Thanks a lot 👍
Glad to help you my friend
Great video, Don! I agree it's important to be warm and personal while communicating your professional story.
I hate this question. I really don’t think all interviewers really want to hear about your past. I have visually seen them switch off and look out the window. I literally keep it to like a 20 second answer. Short and sweet 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah this guys video is everything I herd we should not answer to this question lol. Way too dragged out. Tell them stories from high school through ur current position.?.geez
So tell me about yourself? 😆
Let me try this... I have 26 years of experience and I will squeeze it into 2 minutes.
I started my first job back in 1994 and here I am now talking to you. So why don't we talk about your company and the job description and see if I am a good fit for the position.
Video interviews are the next wave. I need to feel more comfortable on camera. This is very helpful 👍🏻
I love how warm your approach is. love it.
Mr. Don i always used to follow your above mentioned approach but here is my own take of tell me about yourself answer... In the start of your career when you dont have to talk alot about your professional career yes you should start with your earliest days and inspirations etc but when u are interviewed for a senior level position i suppose they dont expect you to tell when did u start and how you got inspired they are actually looking out for what you have achieved so far in your career and there is a difference in the two phases... A young graduate can talk about his early childhood stories and people listen to him and often be careful but if you are 35 yr old story teller they wont even bother going back to your early career.... they will get bored to the point of indifference...
Thank you Dr. Georgevich! Because of you, I start my dream job next week!
Congratulations, that’s great news
3 year update?
This is the best advice I've ever heard for this interview question! I'm most grateful.
many thanks and best of luck to you
But the fact that this question is already premeditated and prepared, it takes away that sincere genuine response that you can only receive after asking a candid question. I love the advice and I will use it, but honestly, the entire interview process is probably the most unnatural way to determine who is a good candidate. Just like people nowadays understand that an IQ exam won’t measure all aspects of a person’s intelligence, likewise interviews don’t measure a candidates actual competence to a job - and organizations need to realize this. The problem is, nobody is willing to make a real change to this issue which is hurting many companies from hiring well qualified people who have a great personality - unfortunately recruiters and HR expect to be able to see all that after asking 10 generic questions and meeting someone face to face for ~45 minutes. If this isn’t true, just ask HR how many employees turn out bad? They may blame it on employee de-motivation or low corporate morale, however if recruiters/HR is conducting extensive interviews with so many barriers shouldn’t they find candidates who won’t do this because they’re “perfect”???
It doesn’t if you have an outline. Sometimes people have to think back, because they have been at a company for years. As you look over the outline you should be using your personality and what comes to you at that time related to the outline (meaning it is naturally flowing).
Thank you very much. Your recommendation is really the best. You even help us connect with ourselves first and realize our "why" so we may express the same. With so much love and support to your passion in what you do. Definitely following you.
You're so welcome!
THANK YOU!!! Finally a human
This is the only right answer to this question! I always felt so scripted answering this question.
*“Tell Me about Yourself”* _question gives you a great opportunity to spotlight the experience and skills that make you the ideal candidate for the job._
I love finance. I have a variety of experience, warehousing, manufacturing, retail, office, but I'm looking for a book shelves position
It’s such an open ended question that you really don’t know what they want.
It’s like what do you want to know lol
they way i see it. say anything and everything good or informative about youself and eventually they'll hear what they wanted to know.
You can never really go wrong by tying it into the job that you're applying for. I throw in a story as well to add some authenticity.
They don't know either.
Thank you. I always feel hollow when i answer this question. Luckily to find this and I quickly had the inspiration to change my answer
Thanks for your videos, I learn so much about the interviews
I love your content Don! It has helped me a lot to build confidence and be prepared even for my current job
May be your explanation is correct but in the contemporary situation nobody has 15 minutes time to watch your entire video whereas answering this question takes a minute. Please stop beating around the bush and be precise your in your content so that you will be able get a million views
Spoken like a true INTJ :-)
As an INTJ I agree @@Gigi-wb8pe
Your smug, short-sighted reply is actually so funny. What he's doing by taking such a long time, is giving you enough information that you don't have to sound rehearsed when answering this question, which is extremely important during the interview process. Maybe you should watch "how to read between the lines" next.
Exactly
Self introduction should be as short and concise as possible. Dont waste time talking about your personal life. Employers look for how you can add value to the company and not how exciting your life journey is
connecting your personal journey to your occupation does work well because it shows consistency.
That is what is wrong with society. We only look at an employee as what they can do for the company. We are human beings with complex social structures. If we remain sterile in our professional interactions, including interviews, it makes a culture where people wont want to stay at that company.
Rob Johnson its not society. Its corporate leaders. Thats why corporations are evil.
Interviewers have already read your resume, and may even have verified the information therein. Interviewers do not need you to repeat what they already know about you. If you have been called in for an interview, it is because, at least on paper, you are probably already qualified to do the job.
Interviews are most often about just one thing: whether your prospective employer thinks that he/she can get along with you as a person well enough to be able to deal with you every workday. There may or may not be additional job-specific questions in that interview (just to test some of your claims of experience/competence), but at the core of every interview is: can your personality fit into the existing collection of personalities at the workplace?
I agree. I feel like, at least on a subconscious level, the interview determines whether the employer likes you as a person, whether he or she feels comfortable with you (perhaps they prefer introverts or extraverts), and whether you are the kind of person he or she imagines in the role. This is why I prefer phone interviews: it cuts down on subconscious bias, and I believe it forces the interviewer to focus more on your experience and qualifications. In fact, I once had a boss who conducted all of his interviews over the phone with candidates all over the country (its an industry in which there were few local candidates). He said that in some instances, after meeting a new hire for the first time, he would feel like he "wanted his money back." He had an aggressive, boisterous personality, and I believe he liked working with people similar to himself. However, I believe interviewing over the phone was an asset, not a hinderance, because it forced him to focus on what's most important - and it also led to a more diverse collection of personalities in the workplace.
can you take my interview for me. Im nervous already
i sure can...
@@DonGeorgevich any last minute tips
I endeavour to expand my understanding of everything around Me! ... That Is All!!
This was great! Thank you. Talking about the journey really is helping me with this particular question. I definitely feel more confident now. Again, thank you!
I just want to get a job and work. That’s the truth.
I told the actual hiring manager at Petco corporate on how I started my product development career after my internship @ a fortune 500 corporate office , the experiencewas directlyrelatedtothe positioni applied, she cut me off and said we might be running out of time! I was rejected but I treated it as my warm up interview for my next dream job interview coming up
I don't have a pet anyway
It's always about the journey... and what you've learned along the way to where you are now. Good advice Don! 👍
exactly!
"You always have me in stitches". Thanks Don for that presentation
Its just difficult because in prior videos I have heard not to "give your life story" or relay the question to anything that doesn't involve the position.
everyone has an opinion on this question and truth be told, there is no one right way -- its just different for everyone.
@@DonGeorgevich best way is to combine both ways
Of course, the interview panel might have gone through about background information like name and nationality, and city/country where we reside, etc. I would like further know that can we start our introduction by telling our name and Nationality or country we reside, please advise thank you.
recruiter cut me off after 1 minute and said we might be running out of time. I was talking about how I get to work in my specialty field after college at a Fortune 500 company
some said that this kind of tactics will fail you..there are different interviewer that dont like to hear your past
saitama saitamas so I guess it only depends on what type of person the interviewer is. Because some interviewers likes this kind of approach and some do not.
@@amjasperroetupal461stfwfms9 that's why it's important to ask them what exactly would they like to hear. Your past or present. Or your accomplishments.
Awesome, Don, Great answers to the about yourself question. The connection is the key, then tell them why you became what professional you are... It's so obvious and simple, that's why you are correct. Thank you, I have an interview in the am, will use this.
I love this, thank you so much for offering a more authentic guide for answering an important interview question. I will use your tips!
PREPERATION IS KEY! I went into my first interview and stumbled through it. After watching your videos and tips, I had a different interview and practically ran it myself! I asked most of the questions and when I apologized for asking so many questions, they said,”It’s fine, you are talking our lingo!” I will let you know WHEN I get the offer!
The only thing I didn’t ask and it was not brought up was pay. I didn’t think to ask what the salary range would be, to see if it was in line with my current job. I hope you have a video in that, because that’s a little tricky. I’ve heard that the candidates shouldn’t be the one to bring it up. Can we get your advice please? Thx again!!
This is the most unique way to answer this. Will try this and I hope It will help me land the job. Wish me luck! 🤞
Best of luck!
just curious, how come I finish my answer in 30/45 sec by starting talking about sth I did in high school??
yanan chen The reality is the answer is about 2 mins long. Remember that the interviewer is also using this as an ice breaker and giving you an opportunity to speak by asking an open ended question. Anything less than 2 mins to talk through 5-10 years of work experience seems too curt and a missed opportunity for you to control the conversation.
This can only work if u have a really good resume (does not necessarily mean great experience too) else you have to dreadfully lie and to perfect it you got to practice it.
I just can't unsee you as Dr. Lewis Zimmerman from Star Trek voyager!
I had an interview and I was very well prepared base on all of your videos. Thank you!
Bless you, Don Georgevich, bless you.
Comig back here again lol !!!! Supervisor Position interview , this guy is the boss
you are awesome
Thanks again Don! I am a longtime subscriber and I am in a tough spot. I still don't know what I want to do. I am a 'multipotentialite', I have many interests and like to pursue them. I am good at everything I do. I have a hard time with this question because I don't know how to quantify my experience :(
Great idea, never thought about that. Usually, I always get stuck on that one.
This is a pretty good tip. I never looked at it that way when someone asked me tell me about yourself, first thing comes too mind is to talk about the job. I'm going to heed this information.
glad to help you.
I'm 43 yo and I haven't worked in years, l've been staying at home as a full-time Carer, looking after 2 people, my 72yo Schziophrenic mother, whom has Arthritis in her arms and legs and can't walk at times, and my 53yo brother whom is also ill and has back pain, because he hurt his back at work years ago. l'm on the Carer Pension and Carer Allowance from Centrelink ( Social security) , so l can't go outside much, l just exercise in my front yard and write in my diary why l'm happy and what l'm grateful for and write down my goals, like l really want to have a place of my own someday, so l'm saving up to buy an apartment or house someday. And l write down my other goals too.
Best of luck to you
UGH! I hate this question! Thanks for giving me useful tip on how to answer it in my upcoming interviews this week!
Thanks. Iam a medical assistant student. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍. I have Interview on Friday
Fantastic information, very well said...and I will forever remember this moment because in my interviews I was that cold, statistical robot spewing fact without personalization. Thank you, again great information!
glad to help you, Morgan. best of luck to you
I had an interview 2 days ago. Two Interviewers, both about 20 yrs old, and both primarily interested in wanting me to tell personal, not work things about myself. I think it's more about finding followers and social clique fit.
they sound very inexperienced.
Hey Don Thankyou for your tips and tricks this really gave an insight into a simple questions but it is open ended but your output really gave me an insight into such simple question but it is how you answer it will actually land the job
Hello Mr. Don, the "Tell me about Yourself" is a difficult question to answer enthusiastically especially when your story involves accidentally stumbling into an insurance job that turned into a career - no real plans - the company just offered varied job opportunities so I stayed. I manage to stay 10 plus years with no earth shaking accomplishments. How does one spin that into an inspirational "tell about yourself story?
spin a side story why you stayed those 10 years maybe to support your family or something dont? make the job the main focus make the the time the focus 10 years is very good indication that you can be committed to a place.
It’s a first way to check if you can handle sarcasme. If taken at first degree this question doesn’t make sense: “a little bit” - how much little ? Ok I am certified nurse and I am not going to tell you anything else because you are supposed to know what does that mean ! etc...but in real life it doesn’t work like that
It's also worth noting that there's a video camera rate on your smartphone and you can start using it right now
It seems like this personal approach would take an inordinate amount of time and I’m not so sure that the interviewers even care . I’ve been told that the answer to this question should not take over 45 seconds
I like what I heard, you are a great leader and I want to follow your strategies to get hired to the job I already applied if I am called for the interview. I know now how to be prepared for the interview.
Thanks!
You did an awesome job in this presentation. Thank you!🙏🙏👌👌👌
Glad you liked it!
That was helpful, thank you.
Behind every passion is a story. Find yours.
I love your videos! Thanks for all your help! I would like to see videos for foreign graduates coming to the US, how they can achieve good jobs opportunities
Sure thing!
Thank you sir! Very nice method to answer 'Tell me about yourself' 👍
Everybody has something different to say on this. Lol. I'm starting to think I was doing it right all along
you are the best you-tuber ever in job-interview field, your videos deserve more thumbs up and views, they are very helpful.
You had 3 PhDs by 25, were in education and IBM and now you want to work for a large govt agency and get a civil service pension.
wow. that's quite a resume
I imagine a world where the employer should convince you to work for them.
That’s what they should do
Hey! Your both ‘Tell me about yourself’ videos are so different - in one you suggest to talk about a personal journey / story to make them memorable (that also in 30-40 seconds) and on the other about accomplishments.
Find them contradictory. What are the expectations here? What answer to give?
which ever one feels right for you. i make different videos to show that there is no one right way to answer the question.
I am waiting for my final interview result with top management. it was final interview with top management,after brief introduction GM HR said you have given brief introduction and it was not your words but it was your dedication, hardworking conveying your message to us, your hard work and dedication reflect in your introduction He said you want to achieve more in short time by using your learning appetite and hardworking skills, and also comment competiton is tough and recuritement is purely based on merit.... The last statement is very confusing.... Could you please explain.....
Awesome site, great info and advice; a true service to many. And you have such a real and likeable personality.
Sincere thanks, Don
I appreciate that!
This video deserves much more views!!
Deserve? Ever heard of the market economy concept?
Love the authenticity!
I hate interviews. I have done 3 interviews and I haven't hired yet 😭😭
have you considered trying different tactics in your interviews?
Keep practicing 🙏🏾
And what if my story is very dark. I was motivated by depression and no one believing me.
“Proving others wrong and dedicated to improve myself”
This is great but what if you're just doing whatever pays the bills and its not something with a story behind it?
I started my answer by introducing myself... they of course already knew who I was :'D
don't be redundant. that's what memorizing makes you do.
Don Georgevich You are so right! Thankfully, my little mistake made me think of your teachings then - and what do you know, today they called me back and I got the position :). Thank you very much, Sir!