Your interview is wrapping up, and you aced every question. You’re anxious to get out of the office and breathe a sigh of relief. But in your haste, don’t make a common mistake that many candidates do: not asking interview questions. (more…)
It’s the stuff of nightmares. You’re in the middle of an interview, answering questions with ease. Suddenly, the hiring manager throws out a curveball question. You either don’t know the answer or aren’t quite sure how to respond. You freeze, then what? (more…)
During the interview, you’re prepared to talk about your past jobs, your biggest accomplishments, and why you’re a good fit for the opportunity. But what will you say when the interviewer asks you to describe yourself in 3 words? (more…)
Your interview is over, but that doesn’t mean your work is done. You still need to follow up with a thank you letter. (more…)
When it comes to a phone interview, it’s difficult to know what to expect. Some hiring managers spend 10 minutes on the phone, confirming your interest and your background information. Others might perform a more in-depth assessment, similar to an in-person interview. The bottom line? You must prepare for every scenario. Here are some tips for getting there. (more…)
When it comes to your interview, you’ve got a lot of prep work to do. While you won’t know every question you’ll get asked, the good news is that there are many common ones that most hiring managers cover. One of these is to describe yourself. If you’re not prepared to give a solid answer, this request can throw you off track. But what should you say, in five words or less? Here are a few tips from our interview prep experts to keep in mind as you’re figuring it out: (more…)
