10 Good Ways to 'Tell Me About Yourself' by Scott Ginsberg, The Ladders.

Scott Ginsberg, aka "The Nametag Guy," wrote a nice piece on the tough interview question, “Tell me about yourself” a few weeks back on The Ladders.

A little bit on Scott.

He's the only person in the world who wears a nametag 24-7.  Don’t let that scare you, his advice is sound.

One of the best compliments I used to receive when people would interview my candidates was how well prepared they were.  They should have been because when it came to prepping for an interview, I worked them like rented mules (this one is named Lindos, he lives in Greece and no, I never had him out on an interview).

I saw 3 things happen over and over when people started in the interview process

1. They think they are a “great” interviewer and don’t prepare enough.
2. They think they are a “great” candidate and they talk too much.
3. They think they get “nervous” during an interview and as a result, they do.

Have a nice Sunday.

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