Interview Better than Anyone: by An Award Winning MBA Prof. (Udemy.com)

It's a comprehensive course for interview preparation. I think Chris covers most aspects and addresses most difficult questions. But I would love if you can add sections about virtual interviews (e.g. via Zoom, Microsoft Teams, etc.) and questions about the global crisis such as COVID-19 (e.g. adaptability to remote work).

My personal opinion after taking the 30-day productivity course and this course by Professor Chris Haroun. I am really impressed by the way he lays down the information so it can be understood in a more interactive and ordered manner. God bless you and Thank you. I humbly to want to advise Professor Chris if it is better to not pause while mentioning a strength word but instead as in one of the sections to present them on-screen which would not distract the students watching the course.

I have not used the information yet, but I see great potential. The examples, templates, and logic presented in this course are excellent and explained very well. This course is so very different from the advice I have found in other places (ex. Google, books, etc.). I like the aggressiveness presented in this course because I believe this is what it takes to get the job that you want. Competition is fierce for higher caliber jobs, and I think the information within these lessons will tip the scale in my direction.

At first I was a little skeptical about this course and its effectiveness. I humbly and confidently would like to say...boy was I wrong! After completing the course, I was able to go to an interview and apply the things I learned through Chris' course. The practice of identifying my strengths and weaknesses, as well as learning how to use strength words, my employers were able to see my passion for the role and that I have exceeded expectations in the past :). I have been offered a role of employment and thank Chris for the great course and will definitely recommend it to job-seeking friends and family.

I enjoyed this course! I'm preparing to get back into the workforce and want to be prepared. The content was appropriate and has helped me to focus on the things that matter. The Interview Success Journal is a great tool to use and I appreciate that it was provided. I like Chris Haroun's teaching style and have taken several of his courses already. I particularly like the humorous video clips he's provided. Thank you Chris!

most of the info was not relevant to the position I am interviewing for.

This course was so helpful. I’m from Germany and I used this course to prepare for an interview and I succeeded. I’m going to change my industry, from a project management position at a big bank to a consultancy position in the field of transactions. Here are two aspects that I really do like about this course: 1) In the section that addresses your weaknesses and strengths, Chris develops with you a new perspective on your weaknesses and you will realize that these weaknesses are actually strengths. This part is very intense, but in the end you will profit from a better understanding of yourself and you will know exactly what your strengths are and how to communicate them effectively in the interview. 2) In the section that addresses the items that you can bring to your interview, Chris gives you templates that you can use to create items that add value to the company, namely in the interview itself. After this section you will have a competitive advantage as probably no other interviewee will have this weapon. I probably would not have gotten the offer without these items. I loved creating them and I will definitely continue to create them in the future, for other purposes as well. Here is why: Creating such items enables you, or actually forces you to condense your knowledge to the most important facts. Imagine a tool that sorts your thoughts so that you have a clear picture of all the relevant, but as less as possible information to come to a decision. Creating such items gives you exactly that. Amazing tool, I love it. In summary, I can highly recommend this course for your interview preparation as you can only succeed with this course.

Chris really knows his stuff, but displays little ego in doing so. Which is refreshing, not everyone does (including in Udemy courses). Although he clearly has real world experience he uses well in the courses (this my second of his), he is also a very good teacher. One feels for the sake of teaching and sharing and not promoting himself. No doubt why voted best Udemy instructor. Charity he founded which is very impressive expresses this as well in really "walking the walk." That I admire as a human being following my values but on a much larger scale. As an educator, usually as a human resources development director or consultant, especially appreciate both the content and his style. A couple of suggestions. No examples (or if so, missed them) of not for profits or public sector jobs. Admittedly generally same functions and operations but mission and often organizational culture may be somewhat different generally as well as in many cases the types of jobs (i.e. hospitals where I largely worked have medical functions/jobs not found elsewhere, to state the obvious).. And second point is that many of functions/jobs discussed are "product oriented." Of course, all organizations are concerned with their product (s), competitiveness, etc. But some functions more process oriented to meet those goals. Training and development and teaching are process oriented as I am sure Chris knows.. Customer relations is process oriented. And interviews are aimed at "product" of getting the job, but they are a process as Chris describes in detail.

Very USA centered .. OK. I know the USA has a lot of company's that are not tech start ups with less than 30 staff, Family or Mom and Pop and are the biggest employers in the USA and world wide. How about how to get jobs with them? Chris you have a speech tick OK that you need to fix OK.

Excellent course! His speaking style is remarkably clear, his knowledge is solid and the quality and effort spent into the course is evident. One small thing to improve is maybe a transcript could be useful, as sometimes I have no access to speakers or headphones and want to quickly go through some content.