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1. Ask questions like ‘Is this Scalable?”
Start by saying ‘hmm’ so that you sound like you know what you are saying. Then go ahead to say something like:
‘Hmm, Chidozie, I see that you put in the work, but is this Scalable?’
2. Draw a totally unrelated Venn Diagram, and say rubbish but be confident. Something like:
“This is where we are, this is where we want to be, and right at the center is the distance between the remote control and my next meal”
3. Encourage everyone to take a step back.
This has always worked, it will always work, now and forever.
4. Translate metrics into percentages.
People hate maths. So, they assume that you’re smart when you start talking fractions and percentages. If someone says 25%, you can say that
“Do you mean one-fourth?”
5. Ask to see the data.
We don’t really know how this works but try it, and make sure to wear a mean face when you do.
6. Always say ‘That’s a great Question’ before avoiding each question.
If you aren’t going to answer their question, you should at least rub their ego.
7. Remind everyone that we have limited resources.
Say something like: “I mean this idea is fantastic and we have everything we need to execute it, but do we have the resources to pull it off?”
8. Say something like: “Are we asking the right questions?”
Remember to make a straight face and rub two fingers against your chin.
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Since my colleagues aren’t talking about it, let me give you people gist from last Valentine’s Day at our office.
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So, this our head of business dev. had been going on about how her #Anon is the most romantic person after Romeo and my colleagues and I were always there for the juicy dets.
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That’s how few days to Valentine’s Day, I got a call from her anon. Appaz, he wanted to surprise her at our office but he needed someone on the inside to help him execute + record TikToks and put “whenever you ready”
👇my single ass wondering what happened to my own anon
Not knowing the answer to an interview question is a moment every candidate dreads. It may be something you just forgot to consider or an unusual question like, “How would you sell a rat to a cat owner?”
Here are 5 tips on handling this tough moment with grace. #Thread /1
Stay Calm: If you start freaking out, your body will make it obvious to your interviewer that you’ve been thrown off balance. And freaking out impairs your decision-making ability. /2
Don't just say, "I don't know,". And don't make stuff up either. It can look worse if you stumble or get caught in a lie. Most seasoned recruiters can tell when someone isn’t telling the truth /3
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This part stands out for us:
‘2020 is our wake up call to unlearn, learn, relearn. It’s been a hard year. Don’t make it harder by being stupid in 2020’
How do you answer👆this question appropriately in an interview?
Let’s talk about it.
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How you answer this question might be the difference between a good interview and a bad one. If you nail this question, you’re right on your way to having a great interview.
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You may be asking; “Why do they even ask this question when they have your CV right in front of them? Didn’t they read it before inviting you for an interview?”