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Reader Remember that recruiter call I told you about? The one where I had zero prep, couldn't pull up my resume, and still got shortlisted? That call taught me something: Most EAs are brilliant at their jobs but have NO idea how to talk about their value in interviews. You can build million-dollar systems, manage C-suite chaos, and solve problems execs don't even know existβbut when a recruiter asks "tell me about yourself," you freeze up (like this NYC weather brrrr). Or worse, you undersell yourself so badly that you get offered $90K for work worth $130K. I'm done watching that happen. We not bringing that energy into 2026. Introducing: The Interview Ready Playbook Everything you need to walk into recruiter calls and interviews with the confidence of someone who KNOWS they're worth six figures. Inside, you get: β Complete fillable workbook (your personal power pitch and interview scripts brought to life) β 20-minute video walkthrough (step-by-step guidance from what to say to how to calculate your "salary floor") β Top 5 "What They're Really Asking" Decoder (what they're really asking and why they're asking + examples and red flags) β 50 common EA interview questions (full list for mock interview prep with a bestie or Chatgpt) β 17 email templates (recruiter responses, thank you's, follow-ups and more) β Pre-interview checklist (what you need to prep 15 mins any interview to boost confidence and next round odds) This is NOT a course (at least not in the traditional sense). It's a playbook. Meaning: you can implement everything in it THIS WEEK. Heck by EOD today if you're really standing on business.
P.S. If you're thinking "I'll wait until I have an interview scheduled"βDON'T. The whole point is to be ready BEFORE the opportunity shows up. If you stay ready, you don't have to get ready. Christina Torresβ
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