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Rachelle Enns is an interview coach and job search expert. She works with candidates to perform their best in employment, medical, and post-secondary admission interviews.
You can say that you will go the extra mile, but it's best to give a real-life example to the interviewer about a time when you did just that. Offer up your references to Capitol Records as well and discuss with the interviewer what you feel your most recent employer would say about you. Give examples of how you go the extra mile in the workplace.
Here are some ways that employees will go the extra mile:
- Starting on an upcoming project ahead of time, without being asked.
- Taking action on any feedback, they receive from their manager. Taking action means attending a class to improve a skill or reading a self-development book to help with communication skills at work.
- Coming to meetings ready to brainstorm or, better yet, with ideas already jotted down.
- Creating new ways for themselves or their team to maximize efficiency.
- Going out of their way to make their customers happy.

Rachelle Enns is an interview coach and job search expert. She works with candidates to perform their best in employment, medical, and post-secondary admission interviews.
"Going the extra mile is something that I deliver, and expect from my team. When everyone puts in 100% of their energy into a project, incredible things can happen. When you call my references, they will most certainly discuss my dedication to my work."
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Yes, they would. My current boss started out as a mentor that I met randomly at a Starbucks. Genuine interests connected us which then led him to offer me a job at his agency. He respects my work ethic, commitment to the very best results, and teamwork abilities.

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Excellent! It sounds like you have an exceptional relationship with your current boss. Are you able to provide an example of a time you went "above and beyond" in your current role?
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