I'm an advocate of always taking the recruiter, headhunter or friend's call when it comes to potential job opportunities. You should always be willing to hear about what is available and more specifically why that person thinks you would be a good fit. If you are offered an initial interview, I also advocate for taking … Continue reading Why you should always take an interview
If you're applying for jobs or will in the future, go read this Lifehacker article, The Interview Question That’s Always Asked (and How to Nail It) by Jefferson McDowell, now. You should memorize and practice these responses. In addition, before the interview, review what's important to you. What do you need to be fulfilled in a … Continue reading Interview help: Do you have any questions for us?
If you haven't read 15 Toughest Interview Questions (and Answers!) by Angela Astley on the New Grad Life blog, go read it now. The post is two years old, but is still very relevant. Some key points: None of the suggestions should be new to you. If you find you can't answer any of them, … Continue reading Interview Advice
I hope in sharing my story, some of you will avoid the same situation. Like lots of recent graduates, by July 2005, I was freaking out and applying for any position that I was even remotely interested in. Unfortunately, using Monster.com, CareerBuilder.com and a few others meant, I was also unwittingly applying for job scams. … Continue reading Applicants Beware!
By now most of you know that what clothes you wear at the office and to an interview give your coworkers and the interviewer insight into who you are. We've previously talked about the dress code at the office and what additional items to bring with you to an interview. But what about your accessories? … Continue reading Accessories speak louder than words