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💡 Job Search Tip: Get a warm up before going on the interview

✝ Devotional: Truth

Jobs 📢

Job Search Tip 💡

Interviews…yikes!

Do you get interview jitters? Would you appreciate immediate feedback on interview responses to make the process easier?

Google’s free Interview Warmup tool may be able to help.

Practice interviewing in the privacy of your own home. This is a free, quick way to prepare for an interview. You can practice key questions, get feedback on your responses, and simply get more comfortable interviewing.

In addition to general questions, there are role-specific questions to better prepare you for an interview in Data Analytics, Digital Marketing & E-Commerce, IT Support, Project Management, UX Design, and Cybersecurity.

So, what can you do with this online tool?

• Record (or type) your answer for it to be analyzed

• Redo and edit your answer if you would like before submitting it

• Get a transcript of your answers

• Save your answers or practice again to improve your responses and your confidence

What about feedback? 

This tool will share with you:

• Are you using job-related terms that are attributed to certain roles?

• What are your most-used words and possible alternatives?

• Summary of your talking points that targeted a well-rounded response that included experience, skills, lessons learned, examples, and results.

You can check out Google’s interview warmup here:

Weekly Devotional 🙏🏼

Truth

Source: YouVersion; Logos by Faithlife, Lexham Press

To secure one’s freedom, the Christian must experience God’s light, which is God’s truth. — Watchman Nee

Our world has this crazy notion that once we seek God, everything will be hassle-free. Now don’t get me wrong, having Jesus in our lives makes a world of a difference. But don’t be surprised if you hit obstacles the second you start to truly seek after God’s heart. 

There are two things I know about Satan:

1. He doesn't want me to be in a relationship with God.

2. He will do everything he can to distract me from the truth.

Looking back at my past, I realize how many times I let Satan get in the way of my relationship with God. The sad part is, I always allowed it to happen when things were beginning to look bright. (This is one reason why understanding our last word, “identity,” is so important!)

Satan will do everything he can to distract us from the truth because the truth of God is Satan’s weakness. The truth of God is found in His Word (the Bible). And if we aren’t willing to build upon that truth, then we aren’t willing to accept the love and hope He has to offer. Our lives should be so saturated with the love of God that we constantly yearn to read more, pray more, and praise more.

The truth of God is that all things must pass [away] except the things that are of Him. In other words, God is the truth, and anything that is not of God will not be left standing in the end. Truth is not defined by our own subjective standards; it is determined objectively by the source of truth Himself.

Ultimately, Jesus is not a concept or an idea; He is an eternal and unchanging truth. We might be free to reject a number of traditions, customs, and beliefs. However, we cannot make facts go away by ignoring their irrefutable truth. Whether we choose to believe, the fact remains that Jesus is Lord over all—believers and unbelievers alike.

Satan will try to distract you the second God’s truth starts to attract you. Stand strong. Be courageous. Have faith. He is our foundation. He is the way, the truth, and the life (John 14:6).

Challenge:

Journal about what God’s truth means to you. Then, share with one person this week how God’s truth has changed your life.

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