Episode 30 | Interviewing In The Raw | Why Should You Care What I Have To Say
The Art Of The InterviewShow Notes
When you're not the greatest at something in the world, why should someone listen to you? For instance, myself. Many people who might listen to this podcast have likely done more interviews than I have over the years. I've studied interviewing officially, and there are plenty of people who likely are way better at it than I am!
So why listen to me?
In this podcast, I get a little personal about why, exactly, I feel like I have (or will have) something to contribute to the subject of interviewing. I talk about my Three C's of interviewing:
1) I'm Curious about interviewing
2) I'm Committed to interviewing
3) I'm Confident in the power of interviewing
And these three things, I think, make me a person who has (or will have someday!) something to contribute to this field.
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The Art of the Interview is back! Starting in February 2024, I'll be hosting a weekly episode and releasing it every Tuesday.