Interview Ready
A practical course for students, freshers and job seekers who want to do well in interviews. Learn what interviewers really look for, research the company, shape your resume, answer "Tell me about yourself" and the tricky questions, build STAR stories, handle situational questions, group discussions, panels, video and phone interviews, talk about salary and follow up well. Short lessons with Indian examples, a quick quiz after each one and hand-picked free videos. It prepares you for the Workplace Readiness Meter, Communication Skills Basic, Judgement Meter and EQ Meter assessments.
For students, freshers, job seekers and anyone preparing for a job interview · 6 chapters · 18 lessons · about 3 h 33 min
Chapters and lessons
Know what interviewers look for, research the company and the job, and shape your resume to match.
- 1.1 Welcome: what interviewers really look for Free preview
- 1.2 Research the company and the job Free preview
- 1.3 Match your resume to the job
Answer the opening questions well, talk about strengths and weaknesses honestly and speak so that people listen.
- 2.1 "Tell me about yourself" in 90 seconds
- 2.2 Strengths, weaknesses and "why should we hire you?"
- 2.3 Speak clearly and handle nerves
Answer "Tell me about a time..." and "What would you do if..." questions with clear, believable stories.
- 3.1 The STAR method
- 3.2 Build your story bank
- 3.3 Situational questions: "What would you do if...?"
Make a strong first impression in person, on a video call and over the phone.
- 4.1 First impressions: dress, greeting and body language
- 4.2 Online video interviews
- 4.3 Phone screens and HR calls
Stay calm with tricky questions, group discussions, panels and questions you cannot answer.
- 5.1 Tricky questions: gaps, failures and leaving a job
- 5.2 Group discussions and panel interviews
- 5.3 Stay calm when you do not know the answer
Ask good questions, handle the salary talk, follow up well and learn from every interview.
- 6.1 Ask good questions at the end
- 6.2 Salary talk and the offer
- 6.3 Thank-you email, follow-up and learning from a no