Behavioral Interview Tips to Help You Stand Out
Feeling anxious before an interview? You’re not alone. These practical insights will help you turn nerves into confidence, and transform your next behavioral interview into a real conversation. Interview tips by Ben Onukwube, UAACSCE member and author of “Mastering Behavioral Interviews: A Step-by-Step Guide.”
Turn Nerves into Confidence
If pre-interview jitters are taking over, it’s time to take back control. Our behavioral interview framework helps you stay grounded and focused—so you can show up prepared, confident, and ready to shine.
Tell Your Story, Not Just Your Resume
You’ve done the work—now learn how to talk about it in a way that resonates. We’ll show you how to move beyond listing achievements and instead tell compelling, memorable stories that stick with your interviewer.
Master the STAR Method
Feeling like interviews never go your way? You might just need a new approach. The STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) gives you a clear structure to frame your experiences and walk out with confidence.
Be Yourself—Really
Interviews aren’t about being the “perfect” candidate—they’re about being the real one. Your authenticity is your biggest asset. We’ll help you lean into what makes you unique so you can connect with interviewers more naturally.
Build Real Connection
Don’t just answer questions—invite your interviewer into your story. Learn how to create a sense of connection that makes you not only qualified, but also memorable.
Think Conversation, Not Performance
Interviews work best when they feel like a shared learning experience. It’s not a performance—it’s a two-way conversation. Let us show you how to shift your mindset and engage authentically.