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The interview process involves 3 steps—preparing for the interview, succeeding in the interview and handling the job offer.
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Prepare for an Interview

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How to Succeed at a Job Interview

You've got the interview! Here's how to prepare, practice, present and participate so you can make the impression that will get you the job.
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Use the STARS Method to Shine in an Interview

Using the STARS method to answer behaviour-descriptive questions helps you to show interviewers why you're the best person for the job.
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How to Ace Your Phone or Online Interview

There are some key differences between in-person interviews and virtual interviews conducted by telephone or video. Learn how you can stand out.
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How to Answer Common Interview Questions

Learn how to answer the types of job interview questions employers ask most often, and get tips on how to prepare for success.
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My Answers to Common Interview Questions

One of the main steps in getting ready for an interview is to review common interview questions and prepare answers.

During an Interview

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What Can Employers Ask You?

How do you answer inappropriate questions? What if an employer asks about your age, health, race, marital status, or religion? How should you respond?
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Questions to Ask in a Job Interview

Toward the end of an interview, employers often give you an opportunity to ask questions. Use this opportunity to find out if the job is a good fit for you.
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Types of Interviews

Reduce your pre-interview anxiety by knowing what to expect. Find out what type of interview it will be.

After an Interview

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What to Do After an Interview

The tough part’s over. But you can improve your chances of getting the job and prepare yourself for future interviews by doing a few more things.

How to Negotiate Your Job Offer

Congratulations, you’ve been offered the job! Before you say yes, take some time to think about the terms of your employment.

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How Do I Prepare for an Interview? (2:57)

Prepare for a successful job interview using the Four Ps: Prepare, Practice, Participate and be Positive. Get information and referrals about career and employment options from Alberta Supports.

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“How do I best explain my strengths and weaknesses in an interview?”
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What Should I Do After an Interview? (2:27)

Learn about following up after an interview and handling a job offer. Get information and referrals about career and employment options from Alberta Supports.

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“Should I send a thank you note if I didn’t get the job?”
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Job-Smart Strategies for LGBTQ2S+ Youth

As a gender or sexual minority, finding a great job where you feel you’ll succeed can be easier with these tips in mind.
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Employment Services

Check out various programs and workshops about career planning, job search, resumé, cover letter, and interview preparation, entrepreneurial spirit, labour market trends, and more.
Tools & Resources

How do I answer the question "What are your strengths and weaknesses" in an interview? (1:20)

An Alberta Career Advisor explains how to best address your strengths and weaknesses when asked about them in an interview. Get information and referrals about career and employment options from Alberta Supports.

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I'm feeling nervous before an interview, what can I do? (1:27)

An Alberta Career Advisor describes some effective interview techniques you can practice to help yourself prepare for your future job interview(s). Get answers to your questions on MyWorkQuest.alberta.ca.

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