Interview Prep
There are several things you need to do when preparing for an interview. Below are some resources to aid you in this seemingly daunting process. Check out our YouTube channel for additional information on these topics!
Interviews
Interviewing for your first job can seem pretty daunting at first. There are several types of interviews to look out for, like behavioral, phone, and digital interviews. If you want live feedback from individuals who have had many interviews, you can get help from the seniors! You can also practice for interviews using a virtual practice tool.
Peer Advisors: Reach out to them directly to set up mock interviews.
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Build confidence in your interview skills through free access to this online platform. You can record yourself answering questions that are tailored to specific industries, roles, or skills. Access Big Interview here.
Behavioral Interviews
Behavioral interviews are a way for the hiring recruiter to get to know you through storytelling. Sometimes, the questions can put you on the spot. Therefore, it is important to follow the S.T.A.R. method to be able to formulate a concise and informative response. Check out these sample questions and some storytelling tips.
eBook - 50 Common Interview Questions (1).pdf50 Common Interview Questions
Check out this comprehensive list of interview questions (from Hubspot).
Digital Interview Tips
In recent times, digital interviews are becoming increasingly popular. Some aspects that you may not have thought to take into consideration are your background, eye contact, and attire. Check out the doc above for more tips on how to succeed in a digital interview.
What to wear?
Not sure what to wear to your interview? Check out BC's Career Closet, an option open to all BC students that provides gently used career attire. This article has some good tips and visuals. This is also helpful .
Congrats, you got the job! Now how do you negotiate your compensation?
So you've got the job, but you're not sure how much you should be paid. One of the first steps is researching the average salary of that position. Then, take into consideration your own set of skills and how you can contribute to the company. Watch the video above for more steps and information.