There are things I have shockingly low experience of, like interviewing for jobs. I’ve only had 4 in my life. It’s also weird that in the high skill information economy, you’re likely to get about 3x-10x more experience interviewing than being interviewed. If you’re any good.
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Replying to @vgr
Guessing that’s only full-time employee roles. Isnt every consulting inquiry a job interview?
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Replying to @araskin
not really... inbound is mostly already sold on the value prop and it's mostly a matter of details. Outbound I don't really do much of and that's much more like a pitching process than interview
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Replying to @vgr
Sounds like you’re just doing a good job of pre-selling the interviewer. I get the distinction, but if generalizing about the high-skill info economy, seems more “interviews” will look exactly like your inbound detail calls
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Replying to @araskin
I do no selling. It's all people who come via my blog, so you can think of it as marketing lead-gen rather than than sales
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Replying to @vgr
Join the club. If you don’t consider your blogging to be selling, can we just say your marketing is doing a good job of pre-selling your interviewers?
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Replying to @araskin
Lol, I think that's stretching the definition of interview beyond recognition. By your definition, basically everything is an interview.
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Replying to @vgr
Well, if you mean everything that’s a conversation between a hirer and an individual about whether to do a deal for the individual’s services, yeah
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To be clear, I’m not saying your blogging is interviewing. I’m saying it's pre-sales (marketing, whatevs) for the interview that happens when they contact you
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Sun Tzu Art of Interview... the best interview is the one that's over before you pick up the phone 
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