
Accidentally LATE for your job interview? Here's how to turn it around
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How would you feel if you turned up late to an important job interview? Embarrassed? Stupid? Like the worst person on earth? Believe it or not, it happens a LOT, and it’s not the end of the world.
In this week’s episode, Sarah and Emma talk you through how to turn around a situation where you've turned up late for your job interview and give you some practical lessons on how to best handle these situations.
🏀 Shoot Your Shot - Shoutout to Nitra “Hi Emma and Sarah! I'm so thankful for the work you're doing. I started listening to your podcast on my 50 min commute into a job that has burnt me out, and it gave me the confidence boost I needed to breeze through my interviews for a job in a new field. I just got an offer for my dream job: better culture, fully remote, fewer hours, better benefits, and a 25% salary increase! I even tried negotiating for more. They said no, but I’m not sure I would have tried without the mindset shift you both provided me. Thanks again for everything you do! p.s. I’m from the US, but my sister recently got her Australian citizenship! I love hearing your Aussie accents and imagining I’m also a cool dual citizen hanging out with my new besties.”
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