The Closing Statement of an Interview
Make the final words of your interview count
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Dropping Bombs: Cursing in an Interview
So you let a curse slip in your interview and now your desperately trying to gain back your composure. Here are some tips to gracefully recover.
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Breaking the Rules of Interview Dress Code
Although your black suit will never go out of style, sometimes it is acceptable to stray from the norm and customize your outfit
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Tell Me About Yourself
It seems like a simple request, but "tell me about yourself" often trips interview candidates up because of its open-ended nature
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Too Good for the Job? Overcome Being Overqualified
Being labeled as "overqualified" is a problem that job seekers can face at any point in their career. Here's how to overcome the label.
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Follow Up After A Meeting: The Thank You Note
A simple model to form your thank you note
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5 Steps to Acing an Informational Interview
Fundamentally, an informational interview is an information gathering session. The goal is simple: discover what someone does.
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Mastering the Phone Screening
HR phone screening is not just a formality: it's a first-round interview. Be prepared to make a stellar impression, just as if you were meeting in person.
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Grilling Your Interviewer
The best candidates pepper questions throughout an interview, engaging their interviewer in a two-way street of conversation
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The Perfect Form: Your Interview Body Language
An interviewee's body language-how he crosses his legs or sits in the chair-can actually make more of an impression on the interviewer than what they say
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