Behavioral Interviewing with Michelle Jackson of Diversity Lab

As you navigate your job search and interviews, you may be surprised when you get asked what are called “behavioral interview” questions. These ask you to describe how you handled a past job situation in a way that concisely conveys your impact. That can be challenging, and preparation is key! In this webinar, you’ll learn how and why employers use behavioral interviews, strategies for telling your most compelling story, and get tips on how to prepare.

FlexJobs is thrilled to host Michelle Jackson, Director of Pathway & Recruitment Innovations at Diversity Lab, to help you learn how to succeed in your next job interview. In this webinar, Michelle will share her insights and knowledge to help you excel and prepare for behavioral interviewing.

BIO
Michelle is the Director of Pathway & Recruitment Innovations at Diversity Lab, an incubator for innovative ideas and solutions that boost diversity and inclusion in law. She is part of a team developing groundbreaking DEI initiatives for law firms and corporate legal departments, focusing on projects involving the recruitment and retention of talent. Prior to joining Diversity Lab, Michelle was Director of Alumni Advising at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law. In that role, she provided career counseling to alumni at all stages of their careers through the design, execution, and maintenance of lifelong career-related services and resources. Formerly, she served as Executive Assistant to the Chancellor at Southern University Law Center (SULC). Prior to joining the Chancellor’s executive staff, she spent eight years as the Director of Career Services at SULC. She was also an adjunct professor at SULC, where she taught Conflict of Laws, Education Law, Legal Research, and Real Estate Transactions. Before her career in higher education, Michelle practiced law in the areas of real estate tax and corporate real
estate transactions. Michelle received her B.A. in English, with distinction, from the University of Illinois at Chicago and her J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School.