Tag: Interviewing

  • The Importance of Attitude in Your Job Search

    As we enter the season of Thanksgiving & end of year reflection, remembering that maintaining a good attitude during your job search may be the most important thing you can do. It is one activity you have complete control over and it touches every aspect of your search.

  • 20 Tips on Dressing for an Interview

    Picking out professional clothing can be difficult and expensive as styles change and work environments become more casual. Here are some tips that will help you regardless of the type of job you are interviewing for and are budget friendly.

  • 5 Ways to Earn Experience Credentials Right Now

    For job seekers, nothing is more frustrating than getting multiple interviews with a company and then not getting a job offer.

  • Fall in Love with Your Resume

    It’s July and summer is in the air; it’s also heading into a busy time of the year for job seeking. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could fall in love with your resume in time to start looking? Here are some quick tips to get your resume in shape so it can start wooing…

  • Advice to Kick Off Your 2024 Job Search

    We can’t wait to see what great things are in store for all of us in 2024. Let’s review some of our most popular topics.

  • Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 2

    Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 2

    In the first part of our guide, we covered behavioral interviewing and outlined an effective method you can use to answer these questions. The second part of the guide includes a list of some very common interview questions, grouped by category, with tips for answering each type of question.

  • Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 1

    Ultimate Interview Questions Guide, Part 1

    In this first part of this guide, we’ll cover what behavioral interviewing is and outline an effective method you can use to answer these questions, called the STAR method.

  • How to Address Being Let Go in an Interview

    How to Address Being Let Go in an Interview

    An involuntary termination can be difficult to manage, but even when you are navigating the change well, it can still be hard to discuss in an interview. Often an employer will ask why you left your last job or why you were let go from your previous employer. Here are some techniques to help make…

  • What to do After an Interview

    What to do After an Interview

    At the end of an interview, be sure to tell the interviewer(s) that you appreciate their time. Recruitment processes can be long and difficult on both sides of the table.

  • 5 Ways to Stand Out During Your Job Search

    5 Ways to Stand Out During Your Job Search

    Sometimes being qualified isn’t enough to get noticed in today’s job market. Supplement your education and experience with some winning characteristics and you’ll have a much better shot at the interview and job offer.