When it comes to pre-interview prep, it’s not only going to show an employer how serious you are about the job you’re applying for but can also be translated into a make-or-break example of your approach to work. So, you can elevate your candidacy by doing just a little more Read More >
How to Prepare to Talk About Yourself in an Interview
Do you know how to talk about yourself in an interview? Start off with a list of sample interview questions. One list I found online offered sample answers to over 200 common interview questions! I don’t suggest memorizing answers to 200 questions, instead pick broad questions that when answered can Read More >
What Introverts Can Teach Us About Job Search
Introverts enjoy, and, some would say, need time alone. They go within to energize their minds and fuel their creativity. They don’t speak just to keep conversations going but will readily contribute when they feel they have something meaningful to say. Don’t mistake their quietness for shyness, although some may Read More >
Eat, Drink, and be Hired-Tips for Dining with Your Future Boss
An increasing number of interviews include sharing a meal with your prospective boss and coworkers. Why? Prospective employers know it is a good way to determine how you would represent their company. Strategies to help you demonstrate you are the right person for the job: Recognize wait staff; make Read More >
The Three Essential C’s You Need to Nail the Interview
While large corporations often have a department that does all the interviews, at a small business you’ll likely interview with the owner. Small business owners often feel overwhelmed and worried when it comes to hiring. In many ways, their decision during a job interview could make or break their company Read More >
The 3 Whys That Can Make or Break Your Interview
You’ve of course read about the need for interview preparation. You’ve heard of its value, versus the risk of entering into rough terrain that is fraught with random, superficial dialogue about the job, cordial thanks for coming in, and an invisible (but real) nudge out the door. I’ve talked to Read More >
