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Category Archives: Interview Skills
Check Your Attitude Before Your Interview
Recent graduates are looking for employment and the competition is stiff in this tough economy. New grads are competing not only against other grads, but seasoned employees who have lost their jobs due to downsizing. Something a recent graduate can … Continue reading
Interview Questions – “Tell me about yourself?”
This interview question used to be my least favorite of all the possible interview questions out there. At first, it appears to vague. However, if you give it some thought, it is a wonderful opportunity to sell yourself. It doesn’t … Continue reading
Dress a Step Up – Interview Technique
There is a saying, “Dress for the job you want to be promoted to, not the job you’re interviewing for.” If the Director of Sales wears a suit and tie or business suit to the office, you should wear a … Continue reading
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