Interviews but no offers

Interviews but no offers So youve had interviews but no offers yet. Here are some ways to audit your interviewing performance. Job interviews can be stressful, unpleasant, or fun.   It all depends on how you view them. Shift Your Thinking I tell people all the time to change their mindset before entering an interview. To do this, all you need to do is change how you think. Instead of thinking:   I need this job or I really want this job, think to yourself, DO I want this job? This one simple shift can greatly impact your emotions about the interview and can change the dialog during the interview. Consider the interview an exploratory conversation. Audit Your Interview Performance If you have had many first interviews, but havent gotten a follow-up or second interview, it may be time to do an audit of your performance. How are you answering questions? How is your energy level and professionalism? What questions are you asking? How do you prepare for the interview? What is your body language saying? What are you wearing? There is no right answer for everyone. Sometimes it comes down to a style and a personality thing. If you want feedback, ask a trusted friend or better yet, ask them to do a mock interview with you. Do NOT ask the people who interviewed you for feedback. Heres why. Providing feedback to you and every candidate takes valuable time, plus it could put them or their company at legal risk. As much as they may want to help you, it isnt in their best interest. Phone interviews are particularly tricky since you cant see how someone is responding to your answers. Here are 7 Phone Interview Mistakes You Don’t Want To Make Record Yourself If you havent seen yourself in action, video yourself answering questions.   It feels strange and awkward, but it so worth it! Not Every Interview Converts It is important to recognize that not every interview will not translate into a job offer. In fact, there was a statistic that said it took about 5-7 interviews with different companies to land an offerwow! Here are 41 Reasons Why You Didnt Get the Job Get More Practice The more interviews you have under your belt, the better! Consider accepting interviews for jobs you are less interested in- when there is less at stake. Use those interviews to enhance your interviewing skills and build confidence. If youre still unclear about why youve had interviews but no offers, consider scheduling a mock interview with me.