The interview is over.

You leave the room, go home, and think you can finally relax.

But no.

The moment begins when you rethink every answer, the question you could have answered better, that sentence you said incorrectly, and especially that famous:

"We'll let you know."

From there begins the anticipation, the doubts, and often even the tendency to convince yourself that the interview went badly... without actually having any evidence to prove it.

In this video, I talk about what happens after a job interview and how, in my opinion, we can stop viewing it as just a judgment and start using it to understand where to improve.

Because we can't always control the outcome of an interview.

But we can control what we learn from what happened.

🎥 If you've ever spent hours thinking about what you said after an interview, this video will probably sound familiar.

💬 What's the first thing you think of when you leave an interview?