The Question That Makes or Breaks Executive Interviews
???? Jacob here,
Welcome to Part 2 of our deep dive into "The Big Four" executive interview questions.
Last week, we explored how to master the "Tell me about yourself" opener. Today, we're tackling an even more nuanced challenge: "What's next for you?"
A simple question that can derail even the most accomplished executive's interview. I’ve found that most folks misunderstand what's really being asked.
This isn't small talk. This is a power move. A test.
In today's comprehensive guide, I'm sharing advanced strategies that have helped countless executives transform this tricky question into a strategic advantage (and leverage).
This is the same framework I use with private clients to help them land transformative roles while maintaining their negotiating power.
Next week, we'll explore why the "Why did you leave?" question is really about trust, not transitions.
Stay fearless, friends.
PS: What do you think of the lion-themed graphics—love them or loathe them? ?? I’m toying with a few ideas and need your input before I go full-on 90s neon cityscape vibes with greens, pinks, and blues. Your thoughts might just save me from a colorful overcommitment! Send me your thoughts.
VP & General Manager | P&L | Sales | Business Development | Operations | Catalyst for Greater Successes
1 个月Excellent, thoughtful, and actionable insights, as always, Jacob! Take a lot of "pride" in the lions - well done.
?? Career Transition Consultant ? Executive Retreat Facilitator & Host ? Career Performance Coach ? I Help You Define, Own, & Confidently Communicate Your Value to Advance Your Career with Stories that Sell
1 个月Looking forward to the full read in my inbox. I like the lions...skip the 90s neon...definitely not your vibe.
Sourcing & Procurement Executive ? I Drive Successful New Product Development and Manufacturing by Optimizing Sourcing and Procurement Strategy, Cost, and Risk while Ensuring Supplier Quality
1 个月Great info, diving into full article now. I'm digging the Lion theme, Jacob Warwick!