by Chantal Wynter | Jun 11, 2017 | networking/interviewing
There are numerous blogs discussing the art of interviewing, the do’s, the don’ts, the secrets, and so forth. While there are numerous resources (free and paid) on the internet, many people still struggle with the art of interviewing.
by David Shindler | Jun 10, 2017 | networking/interviewing
Do you want to make a great impression at a job interview? It’s not just down to your answers to the interviewer’s questions. The questions you ask can make the difference between getting the job and losing out.
by Rachel Beohm | May 7, 2017 | networking/interviewing
The #1 Skill for Nailing Your Interview RACHEL BEOHM Rachel Beohm is a nonverbal communications coach and trainer for FORTE, a consulting firm located in Portland, Oregon, Few things in life are as nerve-wracking as The Job Interview. It’s almost worse than a blind...
by Mark Babbitt | Feb 11, 2017 | networking/interviewing, Trends
We hear it all the time: the average recruiter spends six seconds scanning your resume. That’s right, six seconds decides your future. So how to you pass this test? How do you, second by second, impress a recruiter enough to earn a second look – and perhaps win the...
by American Public University System | Jan 13, 2017 | networking/interviewing, Trends
By Leia O’Connell, MSW Contributor, Career Coach Traditional interview advice should not be a surprise to any job seeker; wear professional clothes, show up on time, don’t finish the lunch you were just eating in the car while being asked about work experience. These...
by Karin Hurt | Dec 10, 2016 | networking/interviewing, Trends
“Sarah” was pretty upset. “Karin, I thought the interview was in the bag. The owner seemed pleased, and I had great stories for all his behavior-based questions. But I just got an email telling me that was concerned that I might not have enough enthusiasm for...
by American Public University System | Nov 7, 2016 | networking/interviewing
By Rachel Dhaliwal Contributor, Career Coach A common misconception I see as a career coach is the idea that a person can write one resume that will serve him in pursuing both private and federal job opportunities. I have come to refer to this type of resume as the...
by Chris Hollins | Nov 5, 2016 | networking/interviewing
Every company wants to minimize its exposure to litigation and discrimination which has become a hot button issue as employment discrimination claims continue to rise. The good news is that if an employer implements best practices with regard to avoiding...
by Eddie Francis | Sep 11, 2016 | networking/interviewing
I remember the first time I was asked a behavioral interview question. I went into a split-second panic—gadzooks! With my racing heart and sweaty palms, I wondered why, after seeing my résumé and hearing about my experience, the interviewer threw this torturous...
by Todd Tenge | Aug 9, 2016 | networking/interviewing
Job interviews are stressful by nature. The stakes are high, as one wrong move could cost you gainful employment, and the stress of that situation is compounded by the fact that many other candidates are doing their best to make themselves look better than you. If you...
