효과적인 면접 준비: 핵심 요소와 전략

암기보다는 철저한 면접 준비에 집중하고 거울 연습을 통해 성공적인 결과를 얻으세요.

### 가장 효과적인 면접 준비 전략: 종합 가이드
* 📚 직무 설명 이해하기: **직무 설명을 꼼꼼히 읽는 것**은 준비에 도움이 되는 방법입니다.
* 📝 예상 답변 준비하기: **예상 질문을 골라 답변하는 연습**을 하는 것이 도움이 됩니다.
* 👥 현직 직원 인터뷰: **현직 전문가로부터 인사이트를 얻는 것**은 매우 유용할 수 있습니다.
* 📹 모의 면접: **모의 면접 연습**은 가장 강력한 준비 방법으로 꼽힙니다.
* 📅 지속적인 연습: 암기에 그치지 않고 **실천하는 것**이 중요하며, **행동으로 옮기는 것**이 중요합니다.
* 📖 YouTube 학습: **YouTube 동영상은 입문용**으로 사용할 수 있지만, **심층적이고 체계적인 학습**이 필요합니다.
* 🔍 회사 조사하기: **회사의 배경과 문화를 이해**하는 것이 중요합니다.
* 🧠 필수 기술 개발하기: **면접 준비의 기본은 필수 기술**을 개발하는 것입니다.

But many people skip the first two steps and focus heavily only on this part. But in my opinion, this is just a very limited element in interview practice. So, let's talk about how to practice interviews one by one. Interviewees, let's talk about the preparations once. It seems like checking review sites might be one thing, and what else could there be for interview practice? Reading through the job description, in my view, just doing this alone can be helpful for interview preparation. Ah, when you thoroughly read through the job description, what exactly will be organized well? It's good to watch YouTube videos next, and also to pick expected answers within yourself, right? Picking expected questions, looking at yourself in the mirror, facial expressions, attitudes, right? Recording would also be relevant here. It's really amazing to see current employees. Wow, this is really great. Almost everything seems to be covered. So, in my opinion, shall we score the contents? Score.

Please refer to my brain opinion, which I think is worth considering. When it comes to rating on a scale of 1 to 10, looking at review sites, in my opinion, it's not a zero, not even close to zero, a bit more than zero, a bit more than that, maybe -3 points. Hmm... Should we think about what we can prepare for this? Let's call it preparation elements. Review sites can prepare common questions, right? Common questions can be prepared, and you can also prepare for fear. The moment you see it, fear just keeps rising. Next is interview survival. How many points can we give for interview survival? In my view, I can give around 5 points out of 10. If you write it down and it matches these 5 points, is it okay? Then it's a bit... Alright, then if the author says this, it seems a bit off. So, what should be prepared? It's preparing for the personality interview.

And you can also prepare for a mock interview. You can try conducting an interview by yourself. So, why do I give points for interviews? In the end, no matter how much you memorize this book, there is no practice as powerful as actually going into an interview situation. That's why I think that's the most powerful. It's not just about points, but if you keep doing mock interviews without changing your preparation, strategy, and content, it's not the answer. So, this person becomes a 3 out of 10 in a prepared state, but when it comes to the real deal, it becomes a 10 out of 10. Now, how many points would you give for the final move, the interview preparation? In my opinion, it's about 5 points. This alone is significant. But this is something that needs to be prepared within a minute. And now, it's time for experience verification. You can prepare for that. So, in fact, if you prepare this well, it's all about preparing for the interview.

I've solved almost half of it, so you can see it this way. How many points would you give for binge-watching and binge-fighting on YouTube? In my opinion, it's not that high, maybe around 3 points. Why is that? Because first of all, there's something you can prepare. You can prepare everything from study notes to cover letters and interviews on YouTube. Everything is possible. But why the low score? There's no order. The sequence is all messed up. Right now, there are probably over 500 videos on my YouTube channel. You can't watch all of them. And there's a limitation to learning through videos. In my view, videos are just an introduction. You need a process of delving deep, contemplating, organizing, and internalizing something to make it your own. That process requires time. Actually, you need to write and speak for yourself.

Taking action is very important, so actually, in fact, because the interview is focused only on preparing for the interview, I think it's right to go up here with a reference to the content here. And then, when you go into practice, you will get a perfect score out of 100 points. Everything is possible, but the probability is low if it's not deep. And as I think and pause, if you learn to think in a structured way like this, it could be very good. Depending on the person, you could give around 3 to 7 points out of 10. Next, preparing for expected questions is a very good way, but I think I can give about 3 points for this. I prepare my answers. But the problem is, what is it? It's undecidable. Is it good or not? Just prepare. Just prepare. So, you have to prepare something because you have to prepare diligently. Each interview.

The feeling of being well-prepared is felt step by step, but those who have actually prepared like this for an interview will know. Memorizing these expected questions, especially memorizing them, is really the worst. The moment you start memorizing - you get a score of 5 points. It is meaningful to prepare for expected questions, but if you do not understand the intention of the question and organize an answer that fits that intention, expected questions without this content have little significance. Now, how many points do you think mirror practice will get? Mirror practice will receive about -5 points. You can prepare for your impression, but why do I give this a -5? Think about it once. What do you see in the mirror? It's a bit better to practice these days by taking videos and practicing a lot. What will happen if you take videos of yourself and watch them? It will be very awkward. Recording your voice and listening to it is very awkward.

Practicing speaking as if you were practicing, that's what I mean. It's not helpful at all from my point of view. I've been doing YouTube for over 5 years now. Even now, when I see myself on camera, I often look really strange. So, for those of you who don't do YouTube, how will you feel? It's really weird, awkward, and strange. Then, what comes to mind the moment you walk into an interview room? The image of yourself looking at the camera in the video comes to mind. I repeat, during interviews, concentration is crucial. The moment your focus wavers, the interview is doomed to fail. In the end, what you bring out from within you is crucial, and the process of selecting what to bring out requires a high level of concentration. In other words, it's not good to try to stuff various contents into your head. So, I'm saying don't memorize right now. No matter how much you memorize, you won't be able to bring it out when you actually need it.

Lack of focus is due to the absence of numbers. It's not because your head is bad. The situation itself is unfamiliar, and in reality, there is too much information for you to handle. Moreover, it's unpredictable, so there's no other way. I remember someone who was in charge of interviewing when I was at the hotel for an interview. A friend who was very well-prepared on paper, but when the interview started, I realized that there was some kind of pager next to this friend. It kept turning on and off, making a buzzing sound, then suddenly turning off. While focusing on that, this friend missed the context of the interview. Therefore, they couldn't give any of the prepared answers and ended up giving nonsensical responses. That's how dangerous it is when your concentration drops.

It's better not to practice in front of a mirror. Before going, just look at yourself in the mirror and do a self-introduction for about a minute. This is fine. However, you don't need to go as far as recording or checking your outfit. For the preparation of the interview with current professionals, I think I can give you about a 6 out of 10. Because you can solve the motivation for application. If only this is resolved, is all industry information resolved? Those who are preparing for a career change can just take this and study it intensively. Is this enough? Can you explain it like this? You'll be asked questions like this, and you should answer like this. You need to acquire all that information. In my opinion, the most perfect way for you to prepare for the interview is about seven different methods. There might be a certain order. However, summarizing the essential skills as number one is crucial. But to do this, it seems like a bit of groundwork is necessary.

During the YouTube job search, first of all, organize your essential skills and then thoroughly read the interview vibe. It's important to thoroughly read it, everyone. I have prepared a question list for self-simulating the group interview so that you can simulate the self-interview. In the question list, it's good to answer with the intention of the question like this. No matter what answer you give, there is a high probability that a follow-up question will come out like this. I have already created simulations with these things, right? So, you have to try this back and forth. It's inevitable. Regarding the essential skills part, you need to understand it in your mind and practice repeatedly. For the personal qualities part, you need to accurately understand the interviewer's intention. You can do YouTube lectures from the perspective of understanding. I recommend doing both together. So, in this interview vibe, include links to YouTube.

I have put up a link, so please scan the QR code to watch the video first, then read the book. I have also included answers to the questions that many of you are most curious and struggling with. Even if you have experience in conducting interview studies, interview studies are very good. Let me add one more thing here. How many points do you think interview studies are worth? In my opinion, when interview studies are simply scored, they are about 6 points, which I think is the best. However, if you don't hit the nail on the head with interview questions that understand the interviewer's intentions well, there may be some limitations to the questions. So, the best thing to do is to practice continuously by matching the questions I have selected to your experiences. When you have organized everything, the order of practicing interviews is the order I have prepared.

Let's organize it. Now, let's summarize the first essential technique for preparing for an interview. This is basic, the most fundamental content. Next is the second one, the intention of personality questions, which is about learning. This means that you need to learn and study. If you don't understand this, no matter how much you practice, you won't be able to respond well. Responding to personality questions can be quite challenging. Gaps, how are you going to deal with them? Age, grades, major, how are you going to handle these? This means you need to learn, you need to study. Some people might say, Do you really need to study even for interviews? If that's the case, why do we study for college entrance exams? It's because going to a certain university and preparing for the future I envision are essential processes. It's the same here, you need to study this too. Now, it's something that studying is the only way.

No, what should we do next? It's best to experience a real interview. I will tell you how to prepare here. Before going to the actual interview, first, complete a one-minute self-introduction. Then, practice a mock interview. Conduct a mock interview three times. During this, you can participate in interview study groups. After coming this far, what should you do? You need to receive feedback. By receiving feedback, you need to go back to step one. This process should be repeated. However, many people skip the first two steps, thinking that continuing with the one-minute self-introduction is enough. Just focusing on that level. At least, participate in group interviews or one-on-one interviews. Also, in between, if we want to distinguish, it's about memorizing to some extent. Memorization is done intensively only here. However, in my opinion, this is very limited in interview practice.

There is a process that needs to be prepared in advance, which is just one of the limited elements. Based on the content, you should complete it within a minute, and based on this, even if you do a mock interview, you should practice with questions tailored to the interviewer's intentions that come out rigidly according to your situation. In my opinion, the cover letter, aptitude test for the job position, these could disappear, but this one may not disappear. I think that even after at least 5 to 10 years, no matter how all skills and society develop, the old-fashioned methods will still remain. Analog methods still exist, but only the emphasis may change. So, things like cover letters may not disappear. Probably many companies will continue to use it because it is still an effective method. Nevertheless, since the process of selecting people is still a human-to-human interaction, the importance of face-to-face interviews is likely to be strengthened.

Methods and evaluation methods will be slightly advanced and developed. So, even if there is one company that you want to go to, it is best to participate in a practical interview before going. I would like to organize some tips for preparing for interviews.

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면접왕 이형

후기 사이트를 확인하고, 직무 설명을 검토하고, 자주 묻는 질문을 연습하는 것도 면접 준비에 도움이 됩니다.

YouTube 동영상을 시청하고, 예상 답변을 연습하고, 모의 면접을 실시하는 것도 준비도를 높일 수 있습니다.

가장 강력한 준비는 단순한 암기보다 더 큰 영향을 미치는 실제 면접 연습입니다.

면접 준비를 위한 YouTube의 효과

YouTube는 스터디 노트부터 자기소개서까지 다양한 면접 준비 자료를 제공하지만, 체계적이지 않고 방대한 콘텐츠로 인해 그 효과가 제한적입니다.

단순히 예상 질문에 대비하고 답변을 암기하는 것만으로는 성공적인 면접을 위해 충분하지 않으며, 콘텐츠에 대한 깊은 이해와 정리가 필요합니다.

자신의 모습을 녹화하여 보는 등 거울 연습은 면접 준비에 효과적이지 않고 어색하다고 여겨집니다.

면접 중 집중력 향상을 위한 팁

거울 앞에서 연습하면 어색하고 낯설게 느껴져 면접 시 집중력이 떨어질 수 있습니다.

압도적인 양의 정보와 예측할 수 없는 면접의 특성으로 인해 집중력 부족이 흔히 발생합니다.

집중력이 떨어지면 면접의 맥락을 놓치고 무의미한 답변을 할 수 있으며, 집중력을 잃을 위험이 커집니다.

적당한 수준의 준비와 집중력을 유지하기 위해 면접 전에는 녹음을 하거나 복장에 집착하기보다는 거울 앞에서 간단한 자기소개를 하는 것이 좋습니다.

필수 기술을 정리하고 면접 분위기를 꼼꼼히 파악하여 YouTube 구직에 대비하세요.

그룹 면접을 스스로 시뮬레이션하며 질문의 의도를 파악하는 연습을 합니다.

YouTube 강의를 통해 필수 역량과 개인적 자질을 파악하고, 선택한 질문을 자신의 경험에 맞추는 연습을 꾸준히 하세요.

실제 면접 전에 1분 분량의 자기소개서를 작성하고 모의 면접을 3회 이상 연습하세요.

면접 스터디 그룹에 참여하여 피드백을 받으면서 실력을 향상시키는 것이 중요합니다.

많은 사람들이 이러한 단계의 중요성을 과소평가하고 자기소개에만 집중하는 경우가 많습니다.

하지만 전통적인 면접 준비 방법은 여전히 유효하므로 대면 면접에 대비하여 연습하고 준비하는 것이 중요합니다.