Great face to face job interviews, phone screens, and Zoom calls require sound preparation and an understanding of what's important to the person conducting the interview. It also necessitates your ability to convey confidence, subject matter expertise, and the art of storytelling. There's a lot things that job seekers can do to make them a preferred candidate and this webinar will cover some of them.

During this webinar, NSENG Founder & CEO Marty Gilbert will share some very tactical tips that can make a big, positive difference in the way that you and your background are perceived by the interviewer. Some of the topics Marty will focus on in his presentation include:

   - Key Objectives of Every Interview
   - The Biggest Challenges of Each Type of Interview & How to Overcome Them
   - Preparation that can make your Performance More Convincing
   - Perspectives from the Hiring Manager - How they Think, Feel, and Decide
   - How LinkedIn Research can Deliver Great Background on Each Interviewer
   - An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tool that can tell you a lot about the Interviewer
   - Why Zoom Interviews are a Great Way to Make Great First Impressions
   - The Most Important Question to Ask at the Beginning of the Interview
   - Proactive Actions to Make Yourself More Memorable

See a teaser of Marty's Webinar Style HERE - Where he talks about how Marketing is the Key to an Effective Job Search!

About the Speaker: Marty Gilbert is the Founder and CEO of the NorthShore Executive Networking Group (NSENG), Chicago's largest and fastest growing job search, networking, and coaching organization. The group is comprised of over 8,000 members, with five new individuals joining each day and more than 10 members landing new jobs each week! Over the past ten years, Marty's networking meetings, webinars, workshops, and job search coaching services have helped over 2,000 individuals to land new career opportunities. Marty is a frequent job search speaker at large university alumni groups including Harvard, Yale, University of Chicago, University of Michigan, and several others.

Marty's experience also includes an extensive array of marketing, sales, and general management roles across a broad range of industries. He spent 18 years with Motorola, where he helped launch several "industry first" wireless products along with being the general manager of four business units. He also held the role of Chief Operating Officer for STATS Inc, the nation's leading sports data and analytics company that delivers real time content to major TV networks, fantasy sports games, and professional sports teams.