Let’s be honest–interviews can be nerve-wracking, especially when you’re returning to the workforce after time away. You might wonder how to talk about your career gap or whether your skills still measure up. We get it.
Here’s the good news: confidence can be built, and it starts with practice.
Let’s be honest–interviews can be nerve-wracking, especially when you’re returning to the workforce after time away. You might wonder how to talk about your career gap or whether your skills still measure up. We get it.
That’s why we’re big believers in mock interviews. Whether you’ve got a big interview coming up or just want to shake the rust off, practicing your answers in a supportive setting can help you:
- Organize your thoughts
- Learn how to tell your story with confidence
- Get comfortable talking about your strengths (and your gap)
- Reduce interview anxiety
Need help getting started?
Go to ChatGPT or browse Google for potential interview questions you might be asked. It’s as simple as typing: “You are an expert hiring manager. I’m interviewing for the role of project manager at XX company. Please give me 10 questions I might be asked and the best examples of answers I might give.”
Don’t wait for the “perfect” job to start practicing–start now so you’re ready when the opportunity comes.
