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Master the IT Interview: Complete Interview Skills for Techs
get the skills needed to prepare and nail that IT interview!

What you will learn

Understand what your interview panel is looking for

Preparing for questions you may be asked and questions you should ask them

Forming your questions and answers using the STAR method

Tips on researching the company and role

What to do and not to do during an interview

How to finish strong and leave and mpression

Description

Welcome to the Master the IT Interview: Complete Interview Skills for Techs training course!

In this course, we will equip you with the essential interview skills needed to excel in IT job interviews. Whether you are a seasoned professional or just starting your career in the tech industry, this course will provide you with the knowledge, strategies, and confidence to navigate the interview process successfully. Through practical tips, real-life examples, and interactive exercises, you will gain valuable insights into how to showcase your technical expertise, effectively communicate your qualifications, and stand out as a top candidate.


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Some of the topics we’ll cover inlude –

  • Introduction to IT Interviews: Understand the significance of interviews in the IT industry, explore common interview formats and stages, and set goals for a successful interview experience.
  • Preparing for IT Interviews: Conduct thorough research on companies, roles, and industry trends. Identify key skills sought by employers and learn to tailor your resume and cover letter accordingly. Leverage online platforms and networking for job opportunities.
  • Nailing the Behavioral Interview: Master the STAR method to structure behavioral responses. Prepare for common behavioral questions and effectively showcase your problem-solving, teamwork, and adaptability skills.
  • Excelling in Technical Interviews: Prepare for technical questions and coding exercises. Review essential technical concepts and effectively communicate them to both technical and non-technical interviewers.
  • Mastering Communication Skills: Enhance verbal and non-verbal communication during interviews. Develop active listening and questioning techniques. Present your ideas and experiences with clarity and confidence.
  • Standing Out from the Crowd: Showcase your unique value proposition and personal brand. Differentiate yourself through professional accomplishments and projects. Demonstrate enthusiasm, passion, cultural fit, and adaptability.
  • Handling Challenging Interview Situations: Address gaps in employment history, tackle tricky questions, negotiate salary expectations, and leave a positive lasting impression through effective follow-up.

Join us in this course as we discuss the tips to succeed in IT job interviews!!

English
language

Content

Introduction

Intro to course, and what you’ll learn

Understanding Tech Roles

Understand the Role & Assessing Your Skills
Top Roles in Technology + Salaries (in dollars)

Getting Ready

Getting your CV / Resume ready
Update your Socials (ie LinkedIn)
Job Advertisements and Recruiter Interviews

What You Can Bring to the Role

What Can You Bring to the Role, Accomplishments
What Are you Good At? What Are You Not So Good At?

Researching the place of work

What do they do (products, services)
What about LinkedIn?
What do people have to say?

Preparing for the Interview

Getting Ready for the Interview…so you got the call?
STAR Method
Sample Behavioural Questions (for Helpdesk_Service Desk)
Sample Behavioural Questions (for System Administrators)
Sample Technical Questions (for Helpdesk/Service Desk)
Sample Technical Questions (for System Administrators)

You need to ask questions

Now you ask them
Sample Questions to ask Panel
Questions on the Company

It’s Go Time!!

It’s important to come prepared
How and where is the Interview being held?
Is there more than one Interview?
Make a good impression
How to End Strongly

What Now?

Importance of the Follow Up
Did You Make it, Did you Not Make It?
Reference & Backgound Checks
How Much Should I Get Paid?
Should I negotiate…yes!

Next Steps

Resigning and Handover
Getting References
Next Steps