Being anxious during an interview is completely normal. However, it’s important to keep in mind how your body language can project your emotions to the interviewer, whether it’s nervousness, boredom, lack of commitment, and can even positive signals like confidence and conviction in your ability to perform the role. We train you on the best strategies on how to communicate effectively using both your voice, as well as your body to fully convey your message to any prospective employer. 

Our collaborative coaching methods will help guide you on the best ways to verbally communicate your strongest skills and abilities, as well as your technical expertise for the position you are interviewing for. We train you on how to organize your thoughts, explore strategies to keep every answer brief, concise, and more importantly, positive no matter the situation. 

While every opportunity is unique, most interviews incorporate the following types of questions - Behavioral, Situational, Open-ended, and Performance-based questions. Each category has its own strategy, and you must be ready to mentally adapt and keep up with the “flow” of the conversation.