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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.
Coca-Cola was created in 1886 by a pharmacist and from the creation of this flagship product, the entire Coca-Cola Company was born. It is essential that you do your homework before an interview! Coca-Cola wants individuals who are reliable and also those who are willing to work hard to get the job done right. Someone who will appreciate their longevity and good standing in the food and beverage business. You want them to know that you fit the profile of the type of candidate for which they are looking.
But first, you want to impress them with your company knowledge. After a little research, you will learn about their mission to create new products and services to meet the needs of their customers.
Review the website and then consider checking out what people are saying about them on glassdoor.com. The interviewers at The Coca-Cola Company want to hear about the good things future employees are looking forward to experiencing! It will show them that you are not looking for just any job.

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.
"I'm excited to work for a company who cares about their impact on the environment. Coca-cola has efforts related to diversity and inclusion that every company should follow. I'm excited to join a team that shares the same values as me. Your mission stood out to me because I also value providing the best service to customers and creating innovative solutions to problems. Your reputation for meeting your customer's needs, by making changes to your products, and listening to them is impressive!"
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What interests me are not just only the products you serve, but the stability in your company. There are many opportunities for growth, and I am looking for not just a job but a career. I am currently seeking something where I can move up the ladder.

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It is evident that you are ready for your next move and to see future career growth, which is wonderful! When you mention opportunities to grow into a career and move up the ladder, I recommend taking those typical phrases and replacing them with more specific career targets. I have also replaced 'negative' wording (although it isn't negative, there is a more positive way to approach communication) with new suggestions. For instance: 'not just' appears a couple of times. I have provided a starter for you below.
"I am interested in Coca-Cola products and also the stability of the company. There are many growth opportunities, and since I am looking for a long-term career opportunity focused on (management/food and beverage, logistics, for instance), this organization seems like an excellent fit. My career desire is to earn my way into new positions over time, such as (list a few job titles 3, 6, 9 years into the future that interest you)."
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