Interview Advice (67)
We've all heard one or two of those crazy job interview stories, where the candidate did something strange/bold/creative and landed the job.
Like the guy who brought his guitar to the interview, sat down, and proceeded to sing a song (which he wrote himself) about why he was the best candidate for the job. (He got it.)
Or the woman who sent a customized Barbie doll to Mattel, along with her resume. (She got the job too.)
Common Mistakes That May be Costing You an Interview
Written by Alan Carniol
Find out how to fix your job application to get more opportunities.
Watch your language to avoid giving the wrong impression.
It’s important to ask questions during a job interview. But asking the wrong questions may take you out of the running.
How to Describe Your Leadership Experiences in an Interview
Written by Alan Carniol
Find out how to highlight your skills, talent and experiences to ace your job interview and stand out among the rest.
Learn how to earn points by engaging with your interviewer and demonstrating your knowledge of the company’s goals.
Boost your Corporate Job Interview with Seasonal Retail Experience
Written by Alan Carniol
Know how to relate your part-time job to your potential employer to keep them from worrying about your commitment to your career path.
Salary Negotiation Mistakes That Can Cost You Money
Written by Alan Carniol
Don’t miss out on a big salary boost by letting your future employer set your salary.
Preparing for an Out-of-Town Interview - Travel Etiquette and Questions to Ask Ahead of Time
Written by Alan Carniol
Have you accepted an interview at a distant location? You may need to consider your travel habits before you leave home.
5 Tips on How to Turn that Interview into a Job Offer Today
Written by Alan Carniol
Make the most out of your interview to increase your chances of getting employed.
Getting called in for an interview is definitely something to be proud of. However, don’t forget that your end goal is to be offered the job.