Do’s and Don’ts of the Face-to-Face Interview
The most common type of interview is the face-to-face interview. Here are great tips for a great Face-to-Face Interview that will land you the job!
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The most common type of interview is the face-to-face interview. Here are great tips for a great Face-to-Face Interview that will land you the job!
Now that we’ve dealt with the “meal meeting,” let’s turn our attention to the next “special situation”: the group interview.
The meal meeting - Follow some of these tips for “meal meeting” success: Never speak with you mouth full, no drinking, don't pick up the tab.
The interview is over, but your work is not. There are two things you should do after your interview. Here are some steps and tools to help you after your interview.
How to end your interview and finish strong! You’ve done a great job to this point, but don’t slow down now. Ask yourself Am I interested in this job?
Compensation! During an interview, when is a good time to bring up the issue of compensation?” Never! Here are some tips to help with the salary question!
Body language during an interview is an important piece of the puzzle! Here are some quick tips on how to handle your body language during an interview!
The time has arrived—it’s YOUR turn to ask questions during your interview! Here's a recruiter recommended list of questions to ask during your interview.
How to best answer questions during an interview. The Short Version/Long Version Method prevents you from answering questions in a complicated fashion.
Be Ready To Answer These Questions During an Interview - Here is an example of a behavioral interview question: “Have you ever made a mistake at work?”