Job seekers often spend too much time proving where they’ve been instead of showing where they can take a company next. But here’s the truth: you’re not being hired for what you’ve done—you’re being hired for what you’ll do.
This mindset shift can change the way you approach interviews, making you stand out as the solution they need, not just another qualified candidate.
I recently worked with a marketing leader who had a strong background and consistently performed well in interviews, yet he wasn’t getting offers. His experience wasn’t the issue—the way he positioned it was.
He spent too much time justifying his past instead of helping hiring managers see a clear path to their future success.
The turning point came when we reframed his interview approach to focus on one key question:
➡️ How does my experience solve their specific problem?
Once he started positioning himself as the missing piece to their business challenges, things change...
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