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Taking control of interview questions is not something job seekers are comfortable with, so in this video, I share 3 advanced tips to do just that for the interview question Tell Me About a Time You Failed along with a strong Sample Answer

Tell Me About a Time You Failed, or Tell Me About a time You Made a Mistake, are both trying to figure out how selfaware you are, whether you're able to admit to mistakes, and your willingness to improve. However, many candidates fail to see that "failure" or "mistakes" are extremely ambiguous, it's often up to the interviewees themselves to define what a failure or mistake means to THEM

I also share a real example from when I joined the Product Marketing team so you can see how I would answer "tell me about a time you failed" in real life. As you will see in my example mistake, I am very honest about what transpired, I take full responsibility, and most importantly, I share learnings and what I would do next time in a similar situation ✅

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:43 The Basics
01:20 Pro Tip #1 Define Failure
02:27 Pro Tip #2 Focus on One Thing
03:15 Pro Tip #3 End with a Learning
04:02 Sample Answer

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