The first order of business in overcoming interview-related anxiety is 🥁:

💡 Remember that you’re also interviewing THEM! Yes, you’re the candidate, but fit is as important for you as it is for them. You deserve the opportunity to gather your own intel to make a decision.

💡 Write down 10 success stories to share.

💡 Curate a list of possible (interviewer) questions.

💡 Record your answers on Zoom or Yoodli.

💡 If the interview will be remote, this is a great opportunity to check how you should clean up your background, and check your eye level to see if you’re looking through the camera.

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