Help your Clients Nail their Interview!

written by kgonzalez


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nail-the-interview-screenshot21Do you have several clients currently looking for work? I came across a game online called Nail the Interview on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution website. I thought this was a neat interactive game for your clients to try out in order to practice for interviews.  This game is aimed for a younger crowd, but there is no reason older job seekers couldn’t benefit from interview advice. You begin by selecting a character. You are then given three resumes to choose from. Depending on your choice, you will either get a rejection letter in the mail or a call from the interviewer. You also have the option to look at some resume tips. As you proceed, you go through the different steps in the interview process.

 

If you make it to an interview, you are asked a series of interview questions. Even though several of the answers to the questions (you are given multiple answers) seem to be common sense, they provide framework answers for the player to prepare for. Basically, for most of them, the correct answer can be fairly obvious, but the way the answer is written is a great way to get your students to think about their own answers to those similar questions during an interview. The player will also receive several tips along the way. Try it out for yourself to see what it is all about and share it with your clients. Click here to access the site. This site is also linked to Yahoo!® Hot Jobs®. If you know of any other fun and free games to help clients and students alike prepare, such as this one, please share with us!

2 Comments

  1. Advocate

    June 27th, 2009 at 9:42 am

    Loved it. More games in and around the work place means better understanding in the long run. It would be fun to see the statistics of what people are responding, how they are doing. The true value of these games becomes the backend analytics.

  2. kgonzalez

    June 30th, 2009 at 5:20 pm

    I’m glad you enjoyed it! Yes, I completely agree. Making things ‘fun’ brings true value to better understanding and grasping learnings. I will keep my eyes open for any statistics I find on this-great idea!

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