ACE YOUR JOB INTERVIEW USING Chat GPT

Did you know that you can use Chat GPT to create a list of all possible questions that you can get asked during an interview? This is like having a cheat sheet or secret super power that allows you to prepare for the interview in advance.

Yet, so few people know or use this tool. Use the following prompt in CHAT GPT to generate your list:

PROMPT 1: Copy and past this into Chat GPT:

I will give provide you with a job description for which I applied and have been shortlisted in an interview. I will also provide you with the resume which I used to apply for the role. Use this information to develop a list of 25 possible questions that I may be asked during the interview. Do you understand?

Next, copy and paste the job description into Chat GPT but do not hit enter yet. Before you hit enter, upload the resume you used to apply for the role by using the attach button in Chat GPT. Then hit enter.

Chat GPT will use the Job Description and your resume to Generate a list of possible questions you can get asked. Its important that you use the resume you used to apply for the role as there may specific information you included in it which the hiring manager may want to learn more about. Also, Chat GPT will use the information in your resume to generate responses to the questions that align with your skills, experiences and educational qualifications.

Next use the prompt below to generate tailored responses to each question previously generated. Chat GPT will then generate a tailored list of responses.

PROMPT 2: Copy and past this into Chat GPT:

Provide detailed responses to each question using the STAR method and real life practical examples and scenarios that demonstrate and highlight my skills and experience in alignment with the role.

Review the responses thoroughly for accuracy and fine tune them to meet your needs as desired.

Practice Practice Practice! Do not wing it. Remember, the most important part of the interview happens before the interview.

Now, go on and ace that job interview. You've got this!