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Hi, everyone.
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This is Alex at Big Interview, and I'm
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going to give you a little overview of the site.
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So what is Big Interview?
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Well, it's the number one job interview
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training tool in the world.
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If you have an interview coming up,
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this is the best tool to help you get ready.
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And the way the site is organized
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is pretty straightforward.
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So under the Learning Area, we have a variety
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of different curriculum depending on how much time
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you have before your interview.
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So there's a fast track, a mastery track.
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There's also written curriculum, if you're more of a reader.
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There's a negotiation curriculum.
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And we're constantly adding new topics here,
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but this is where the learning happens.
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Then, once you have a nice foundation,
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the second big area is under Practice.
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And here, you'll have a few different varieties of options.
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But let's say we go to Practice Interviews.
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Here is every kind of interview set you can think of.
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General interviews by industry, by competency.
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Admissions interviews.
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Government interviews.
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Everything you can likely face.
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If we go to General, here, you can
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see the interviewers are organized primarily
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by experience level.
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So we have some top 10 questions, entry level,
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mid-level, internship, career change, and so on.
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Under Industry, we had everything from accounting
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through technology.
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Admissions interviews, government interviews-- like I
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mentioned before.
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Now here's the thing, if you're not sure
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where to get started, not a problem.
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Come here to the Learn Area and look at the different options.
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And again, you can easily choose what
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track to follow based on how much time you have.
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And in subsequent videos, we're going
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to explore other parts of the site,
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including how to record answers, how to save, how to share.
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All that good stuff coming up in the next video.