

Interviews are like marathons. You need to train for them by learning about the company, diving deeper into the role, rehearsing how to showcase your experience, and the list goes on.
But what if we told you the result of an interview may come down to one thing: your...
Interviews are like marathons. You need to train for them by learning about the company, diving deeper into the role, rehearsing how to showcase your experience, and the list goes on.
But what if we told you the result of an interview may come down to one thing: your confidence?
Join our conversation with LaShawnda Rodgers, Founder and CEO of Rodgers Global Leadership Consortium, as she shares some best practices to navigate interviews with confidence.
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LaShawnda Rodgers is the Founder and CEO of Rodgers Global Leadership Consortium, with over 20 years of experience in operations, analytics, program, and project management in the pharmaceutical, financial services, and information technology industries.
LaShawnda specializes in improving the customer experience, increasing minority representation in tech fields, creating equitable work environments for all employees, simplifying processes, managing stakeholder relationships, providing operational insights that keep the organization forward-moving, equipping leaders with the necessary skills and training to soar in their professional and personal life. These experiences have established LaShawnda to be one of the most sought-after business consultants and leaders internationally.
How much money would I will be payed?
How do you handle tension during interviews
What do I do if the company doesn't align with my values?
How to turn a four-year gap on my resume into a positive during the interview?
How do you pace yourself or avoid rambling when answering interview questions when anxious or nervous?
What is the best way to go about negotiating your salary?
How do you answer question about why you want to leave a job you've only worked at for less than a year?
When someone asks you to rate your ability for a particular skill and you feel comfortable but know you are more a beginner in the grand scheme, how should you answer?
I'm confident in my ability to learn quickly, but not that my experience has prepared me for a specific task. What's the best way to communicate that?
No questions at the moment, thank you.
How are things like tattoos and things addressed? How do I bring up being able to speak 2 languages if not asked? When they ask you to prove it what should be said?
What’s the best way to go about explaining your work ethic and drive when interviewing for a role that you may not fully be ready for?
What sort of questions should l ask the employer
What type of questions should you ask during the interview? Like when your interviewer ask do you have any questions for me?
As an interviewee, what is your favorite question to ask that will exude confidence and curiosity?
No questions at this time
How to be confident in a english interview when it is not your first language?
How do you answer behavioral type questions where you have no relevant experience to choose from?
Tips for remote interviews would be great! Thanks!
How does one "exude confidence" when answering unexpected questions? One can't anticipate everything after all.
Any advice for applying openings in different industries?
When seeking to transition into a new technical career, how can one adequately speak to their readiness and willingness for the new role when their technical skills are still developing? Thank you...
no questions at this time!
How to give a great response when you’re not familiar with a question and don’t hold prior knowledge of the subject?
How do I show confidence without using body language. Ie: during a call?
How would someone navigate being asked a question that they are uncomfortable answering? Ideally an employer wouldn't put anyone in this situation, but I know sometimes it happens, and it could be...
How do you talk about the gap say,3-6months in your CV as a result of relocation when you're asked?
What is the best way to answer questions, about gaps in employment that was many years ago, and yet still be confident you can ace the interview
How soon could one start?
In a virtual interview, how do I learn to stare straight ahead at the camera to look at the person asking the question?
How to best answer the question: "Tell me when..."
What is the best way to exude energy during an interview, when you are not nervous? I don't tend to get nervous for interviews and have been told that I didn't bring enough "energy".
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Tips for virtual interviews
What types of questions should you ask the interviewee and the end of th einterview?
No questions at this time
Not at this time. Thank you.
No question at this time. Thank you.
How do I overcome stuttering during the interview.
How do I deal with being nervoous?
In interviews my mind tends to go blank. I forget words. I am not myself. Do you have any advice to overcome this?
Please give tips on how to exude confidence when you are switching careers and have little experience in your new career field.
What are the types of responses/topics that might trigger personal biases for the hiring manager/interviewer?
Just about the jobs I will ask
How to show confidence when you are an introvert?
What’s the best way to answer…tell me something about yourself
How to gain confidence
How do you answer the weakness question in an authentic way?
I am currently taking the Cybersecurity course on coursera what can I do to get experience on the job? Because I do not have a science background
Hey! How to answer when they ask if you've worked remotely before when applying for a remote job and haven't worked remotely before?
No questions. Just want to listen
When they ask "so tell me about yourself?" How much do you tell?? 😂😂
How do you respond to the hard questions you don’t have answers for ?
Is there a specific question you have for the speaker? Let us know!