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- When it comes to job interviews, one of the most difficult parts is making a strong, solid introduction. After all, you know that first impressions are everything, and you wanna be remembered in a really good way. In today's video, you'll learn how to introduce yourself in an interview in three simple steps, and what you can do to make a lasting first impression so that you can secure the ultimate job offer. (compelling music) And hey, if you want a knockout resume, one that gets you in the door to your dream job, I have a free training just for you. It's the Five-Part Formula to Make Your Resume a Success. Stick around until the end to learn where you can get instant access to this training. If we've never met before, I'm Heather Austin from professoraustin.com and The Career Club on Facebook, and on this channel I help working professionals just like you build a personal brand so that you can land your dream job and grow in a field you love. So if you're new to this channel, consider subscribing and hit the bell notification down below so you're notified when I post a new video or go live every week. How you introduce yourself in an interview can either get things going in the right direction or can totally sabotage you. So before I jump into the three simple steps to introduce yourself in an interview, there's a couple things to keep in mind. First, make sure you arrive to your interview ahead of schedule. If you're even a few minutes late, this is going to throw off your entire focus. It will throw off your energy. Your head won't be in the right place, and you won't be able to answer questions properly because you'll be so focused on the fact that you were late to your interview. So plan your schedule ahead of time. The day before your interview, map out your destination. Figure out how long it's going to take you to get to the interview. Plan to be there early, and plan for any unforeseen circumstances such as traffic or childcare issues. And if it's a phone interview, make sure you get to your spot early. And here's the cool thing, I have a video that will walk you through exactly how to make your phone interview a success. I'll go ahead and link that video below, and you can take a look at it as soon as you're done with this one. The second thing to keep in mind before we jump into our three simple steps to make an introduction is to learn as much as you can about the company before you go into the interview. Do your research to find out what the company's biggest problems are. What are their pain points, and what are they looking for in an ideal candidate? Go into your interview prepared to tell the interviewer why you are the best fit...