EP 296: Interview Agility
About this episode
In this episode, Natalie Fisher discusses the concept of interview agility and how to improve mental performance during job interviews.
Why do some people walk into interviews completely unshakeable — and others freeze, ramble, or fall apart the moment they get an unexpected question? In this episode, I'm breaking down a concept I call interview agility, and why the solution has nothing to do with preparing more answers. If you've ever walked out of an interview knowing exactly what you should have said — but your mind went blank in the room — this episode is going to show you what was actually happening. Tune in to hear the exact thoughts I had in my most recent interview that landed me the offer, and how you can start building that same mental agility for yourself. Get full show notes and more information here: https://nataliefisher.ca/ep296 Offer accepted: www.asknataliefisher.com/offer-accepted
People in this episode
Host: Natalie Fisher
Topics covered
- interview skills
- mental agility
- job interviews
- career development
- self-improvement
Keywords
- interview agility
- job interview tips
- mental performance
- unexpected questions
- career advice
More episodes of Get a 6-Figure Job You Love and Thrive
- EP 295: The top 5% - What it takes to get the offer now
- Ep 294: How thoughts create results (why you're not getting the results you want)
- EP 293: The key to interviewing above the rest - and my new offer
- EP 291: Why Hopelessness is a lie
- EP 290: Psychology says you can land any job once you understand these 4 steps
- EP 289 - The Boss That Kept Shifting Priorities
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