Show Notes
In this episode of Flying High with Flutter, we’re joined by Laura Browne and Barbara Limmer, authors of Interview Speak. They share expert tips on how to decode interview questions, prepare authentic answers, and stand out as a candidate. Whether you’re switching industries, negotiating salaries, or tackling tough interview questions, this episode is packed with actionable advice to help you ace your next job interview.
📌 Timecodes: 0:00 - Introduction and Laura & Barbara’s backgrounds 3:06 - Common interview mistakes 9:59 - How to stand out as a candidate 15:15 - Key things interviewers look for in every candidate 23:10 - Salary negotiation tips 31:46 - Dealing with bad interviewers 41:12 - Preparation, storytelling, and likability
📚 About the Book Interview Speak is a practical guide for job seekers that translates confusing interview questions into what hiring managers really want to know. Learn how to craft authentic responses, navigate tricky scenarios, and connect with interviewers at a human level.
➡️ Get Interview Speak here: https://mng.bz/dWeQ 🤌 45% OFF with code FHWFlimmer
On the Show: 🎙️ Guest: Barbara Limmer www.linkedin.com/in/barbaralimmer 🎙️ Guest: Laura Browne www.linkedin.com/in/laurabrowne/ 🎙️ Host: Allen Wyma https://x.com/allenwyma
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