You’ve accomplished a lot in your career, exceeding expectations to ensure success for an important project, going above and beyond to delight a client, finding an effective solution to a problem no one else could solve… Each success you’ve had is a story waiting to be shared with recruiters, prospective employers, and career networking contacts.

To help you tell those stories effectively, WinTheView provides intuitive functionality, step-by-step instruction, and helpful tips to guide you through the creation and delivery of compelling success stories that communicate the value you bring. You’ll utilize the STAR strategy to articulate the details of each achievement and present your accomplishments in an attractively formatted PDF or high-impact video.

With many companies now opting to conduct remote interviews by video, this is a proactive way to prepare for your interview and show initiative.

Benefits:

• Provides an effective practice tool to perfect your delivery and bolster your confidence for an in-person or video interview.
• Enables you to develop multiple stories to demonstrate a wide range of skills and strengths in diverse roles across different companies, industries, and business environments.
• Guides you through the highly effective STAR format to define challenges, actions, and results while highlighting relevant strengths and skills.
• Offers helpful guidance every step of the way to help you create an authentic and memorable presentation and optimize your video story.

Strategies for Success:

• Impress the hiring team by showcasing your accomplishment stories in an attractive PDF or video – and don’t forget to include them in your online career portfolio.
• Include stories that relate directly to the performance objectives for the specific role you are pursuing, as well as highlighting your most impressive career highlights. Make it easy for the hiring team to see your fit by proactively communicating your creativity and results.
• Accomplishment Stories are an integral part of your Interview Presentation. As a teaser, include just the headlines for each story in your written presentation, then commit the details to memory and practice delivering them on video.
• Sharing a quick accomplishment story is a great way to answer one of the most common networking questions: “So what do you do?” After introducing yourself in your “elevator pitch,” follow up with a brief account of a major accomplishment to demonstrate the value you bring to your current employer.

Thousands of candidates have achieved success using this approach across multiple industries and diverse positions from entry-level to C-suite. Here’s what some of them are saying: