Oct 13 2022 Interview Prep Tips


It's often relatively easy to pick out and focus on a few of your strengths in an interview. However, it is also important to prep for your job interview not only 3-5 strengths but also 3-5 weaknesses. 

First - What not to do - View videos below. 

Step Brothers - Interview

Step Brothers Weaknesses Interview - Extended DVD


Then - What to DO re: answering the hard question in an interview 
Do you have any weaknesses. 


Group Work:

Come up with - 3 appropriate weaknesses statements. Be ready to present.15-20 min for activity. Present 10min. 

Groups - be sure all your names are on your paper (1 paper per group). Hand in.

If Time: No rush - can be moved to next class if groups needed class to complete weaknesses activity first and foremost above. 

Show below video. 10 min.


Group Work:

Come up with - 3 questions to pose at the end of an interview. Be ready to present. 15-20 min. Present 10min. 
Groups - be sure all your names are on your paper (1 paper per group). Hand in.



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