Watching someone you trained come back later and tell you it actually stuck is an achievement.
To everyone who reached back out after any training session I ran, thank you. That means more than any certificate.
If you're prepping for an interview, stop memorizing perfect answers. Start practicing how you would handle not knowing something. That's usually what gets remembered.
The best interview may not be the one with the smoothest answers, be patient with the candidate that says, "I don't know, but here's how I would find out."
I used to associate a good interview with quick answers, no hesitation, everything rehearsed and polished.
and then walked me through exactly how they would close it. No panic, no bluffing, just honesty and a plan.
That's when I stopped scoring interviews like a quiz and started listening for how people think under uncertainty, because that's the job, every single day.