How To PROVE Your Skills in a Real Estate Interview

How To PROVE Your Skills in a Real Estate Interview // It’s really easy for someone to say they know how to do something, and during the interview process, this is especially true.

According to a 2020 survey from the reference checking company, Checkster, 78% of candidates who applied for a job over the previous 6-month period admitted that they either did misrepresent or would consider misrepresenting themselves on their applications, including 60% of those respondents saying they had a mastery of skills that they actually rarely used.

Employers know that job candidates are heavily incentivized to say what an interviewer wants to hear, especially young professionals with limited industry experience.

So to make sure that a hiring manager actually believes that you have what it takes to succeed in an analyst or associate role, in this video, let’s walk through 3 ways to prove your skills during the commercial real estate interview process, and how to make sure employers know that you’re telling the truth about your ability to take on a new role.

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🕒 Timestamps 🕒
0:00 Introduction
1:05 Get SPECIFIC with Technical Skills
2:40 Showcase Your Work Product
4:31 Improve Your Odds on The Test
5:55 Essential Excel Modeling Exam Components
7:06 How To Build The Skills You'll Need

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Research and articles referenced in this video:
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/19/how-m...
https://www.checkster.com/are_you_hir...