Think about: why am I here? What do I want to get out of this? How do I present myself? What questions should I ask? Am I ready?

The COVID-19 pandemic has completely changed the way we work. From the interview process to the work we do and even where we do it, nothing is the same. For many, this has been a source of inspiration and motivation to become entrepreneurs. Despite the changes, our hatred for the interview process remains. Whether you’re looking for a job or a client, it’s important to know how to ace your interview.

Before you interview with anyone, it’s important to ask yourself five key questions. The first one is to make a list of your skills. Look at your resume and break down what you do. Exploring your interests, awards, and achievements can also help you to build up your list of skills. Asking those who know you well for their input can also provide valuable insight. Knowing what you’re good at is an essential part of presenting yourself in the best light.

Once you have your list, you should pick one strength. Trying to focus on multiple strengths can be confusing and distracting. It’s also important to ask yourself who your audience is. Asking questions to gain an understanding of what they want is a great way to craft a message that will resonate with them.

Your message should be a reflection of your skills and strengths. It’s important to do your research and show your audience that you’ve taken the time to understand them. Last but not least, you should ask yourself how you can take away their pain. Knowing what their pain points are and using your skills and strengths to take away that pain is essential.

Answering these five questions will help you to prepare for your interview and give you the confidence to get what you want. Don’t forget to value yourself and your solution. Someone else will, if you don’t. Despite the changes brought on by the pandemic, the interview process remains the same. Asking yourself these questions will help you to ace your interview.

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