Interviewing
A good first impression is vital when trying to secure a good job opening. Find out how to build your confidence, impress hiring managers and make your interviews a rewarding, productive experience.
How can you answer: "tell me something that is not on your resume?”Don’t get caught off guard during an interview. If you’re asked “So, tell me something that’s not on your resume,” be prepared with these tips, advice, and example answers.
Get on the board you want: How can you ace your board interview?Congratulations on getting that big interview for the board position! So, are you prepared? Know what it takes to impress the board? We’ll tell you what it takes and how to prepare for your board interview.
How can you prepare for a second interview?With the guidelines listed in this article, second-stage interviewees can anticipate challenging new interview questions, refine their existing interview strategy, and maximize their chances of landing their sought-after job.
Be prepared for the question: What are your career aspirations?What do you aspire to be? What is your Everest in terms of reaching the pinnacle of your career? How can you impress a hiring manager with your long-term career goals? Follow our step-by-step guide to defining your career aspirations.
Thrive at your next online interview with these Zoom interview tipsHow exactly does Zoom work? How will your Zoom interview be different from an in-person one? We explore the technical steps and more!
How to flourish in a panel interviewNow that you have successfully scheduled a job interview, it’s time to brush up on your conversation skills. Let us show you the tips and tricks you need to flourish in a panel interview, make a solid first impression, and increase your chances of getting hired.
Make a good impression: interview questions to ask the hiring managerLooking to make a good impression in an interview? Preparing smart interview questions to ask the hiring manager is a great way to differentiate yourself from the competition. Add these interview questions to your checklist!
How to reschedule an interview without making a bad impressionIn an ideal world, nothing would interfere with your interview, but sometimes life gets in the way. What’s an acceptable reason to reschedule an interview, and how can you do it professionally?
Make an impression: how to ace a job interviewThis article explores the ways to make a great impression in a job interview through self-preparation and strategically answering top interview questions.
How to introduce yourself in an interviewAfter waiting eagerly to hear back about the job application you submitted weeks ago, you have finally received word that you’re invited for an interview. Congratulations! You have made it through the hardest part of the job search, only a small percentage of applicants for any given position make it to this stage.
How to leverage the STAR interview method to land your dream jobSo, you’ve applied for a job, your resume has made it past the applicant tracking system, and you have received an interview call. Great! But how will you stand out among all other job applicants, put your best foot forward during the interview, and prove to be the rockstar new hire your (prospective) employer is looking for? Well, the answer lies in the STAR interview method.
How do you respond to an employment interview request?You’ve done the hard work of creating a great resume and submitting it for appropriate jobs that match your talents, experience, and career goals. It’s paid off because you’ve beaten other job seekers and received an interview request! You’re overjoyed to receive a response and excited to reply immediately.
How do I prepare for the interview?When you get called for an interview, you might feel a mix of emotions including excitement, fear and probably everything else in between, but you should feel proud of yourself as getting in the door is an accomplishment in itself. But you also have to prepare realistically as this is where the hard work begins.
How to write a follow-up email after an interviewAfter a strong interview or a promising networking interaction, it’s best to send some form of follow-up as soon as possible. Not only is it polite, but it can also be a huge advantage to your job search.
Questions you'll hear in your next job interviewThe events of the past year have changed everything about the way we work - from how we communicate with each other to the clothes we wear to get things done. So of course, hiring managers have had to change their questions.
Standing out from the crowd - in a bad wayA virtual interview gives you plenty of opportunities to leave a good and a bad impression on your interviewer.