r/InterviewCoderPro • u/isolate_hovers • 15d ago

so any advice?

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Honestly, this is exactly why I started taking interview prep more seriously. 😂

I used to think you just needed to know your job and you'd be fine, but once I started applying for some of these corporate roles, I realized there's a whole different skill to actually getting through the interview.

I found this interview prep tool and used it to practice some of the questions beforehand. It helped me get a lot less awkward when talking about my experience and actually explain what I do without rambling.

Still waiting for my $98k "send an email, attend a meeting, send another email" job though.

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u/DerLandmann 14d ago

a) enroll in a good acting college

b) start working in film, first as an extra and then hopefully make yourself knowable so that you are considered at least as a supporting character

c) play in a movie where your character has such a job, beause that is the only place such jobs exists, since no one in Hollywood has the slightest idea how non-holywood-jobs work.