Interviewing

When your interviewer asks do you have any questions for me?, the appropriate response is never to say “no”! This is your biggest chance to determine if the company is right for you if you could be happy working there and if you’ll fit it. It also gives the interviewer

You’re going in for an interview. You’re excited, hopeful. This could be a great position and fit for you. Shake hands, sit down. And then the interviewer asks you, “So, why don’t you tell me a little about yourself?” This is almost the worst question that you could be asked.

Your personality matters on a job interview. You could have the best resume in the world, and be perfectly qualified for the position, but if you come off as an arrogant, entitled jerk in the first interview, there’s a good chance you’re not going to get a callback. When you

It’s 2019, folks. That means that the internet is the best way to find a job, and recruiters and hiring managers are getting more creative in how they find and contact potential new hires. Your first knee-jerk reaction to a text from a hiring manager might be, Is this a

Going on interviews can be intimidating. No matter how much you prepare, sometimes an interviewer is going to throw you a question you didn’t expect, or don’t know how to answer. That’s okay! We’re here to help. These are some of the toughest questions you’re going to get when going

You have gotten the interview. That’s great; congratulations! But if you have been job searching for more than ten minutes, you know that the hard part is yet to come. The interview is where you need to impress and show off your skills to your potential employer. This is their

Even if you’re already incredibly experienced when it comes to job interviews, you should still spend time preparing. It’s important to review your relevant accomplishments and skills that will resonate the best with your interviewer. The examples you choose to share will likely vary from one interview to the next.

Any time you apply for a job, you should always consider the fact that you probably aren’t the only applicant. Perhaps if you could just get your foot in that door, you could prove why you’re the best fit. But how can you make yourself stand out from the competition

We’ve all heard of dressing for success, some even say “dress for the job you want.” But what exactly should you wear to that upcoming interview? Well, it depends on where you’re interviewing. The aforementioned advice may sound viable, in theory, but it doesn’t always apply. Plus, there are psychological