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This Rare Skill Scientifically Makes You Memorable in Job Interviews and Networking

Learn Why and How to Use Professional Humor to Stand Out in Job Interviews & Networking In today’s competitive job market, polished resumes and perfect cover letters aren’t always enough. Science shows that adding a dash of professional humor can instantly make you look smarter, more confident, and more trustworthy. All the things hiring managers crave. In this video, I break down exactly why and how humor in job interviews and networking is your secret weapon for landing dream roles, securing mentors, and accelerating career growth. TIMESTAMPS: 0:32 - Introduction 1:41 - Why humor scientifically makes you memorable at work (& in interviews) 3:35 - Using humor as a skill 6:03 - Why vulnerability is important 7:28 - Humor prep cheatsheet *LET’S CONNECT:* → Instagram |   / emrezkalla   → TikTok |   / emrezkalla   → LinkedIn |   / erezkalla   → Business Inquiries | [email protected] 🧠 New videos every TUESDAY! Sometimes structured, sometimes messy. Always honest. ABOUT ME: Hey, I’m Em Rezkalla! Your career coach, ex-corporate girl, big sis and you can say professional career pivoter. I’ve worked across corporate, nonprofit, and government, and now help people navigate their careers with more clarity, confidence, and calm. This channel is part career coaching and part therapy-adjacent pep talk. I’m here to help you build a career you actually like, while making better mistakes (not none because that's impossible) along the way. No gatekeeping. No dumb corporate jargon. Just real advice for real people trying to build a meaningful career (with a phat paycheque of course). ONUS LINKS: → Brené Brown Daring Leadership Assessment: https://daretolead.brenebrown.com/ass... 🎧 My Chill-But-No-Chill Focus Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1dn... RESEARCH → https://www.sciencedirect.com/science... → https://www.weforum.org/stories/2017/... → https://www.gsb.stanford.edu/insights... → https://www.hbs.edu/ris/Publication%2...