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How Recruiters Use Your Emotional IQ in an Interview
Good grades and technical skills are important, but recruiters want to see that you're emotionally fit, too.
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Listen Up: How to Use Your Ears in a Job Interview
Be an active listener during your interview by using the following four tips.
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3 Things Employers Look For in an Interview
Interviewers are hoping to explore a few basic areas. Confirm what they are already predisposed to believe: that hiring you is a wise move.
Blog posts
Seven Common Behavioral Interview Questions
Behavioral interview questions are all the rage in interviews nowadays. Here are seven common behavioral questions you'll likely be asked.
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Asking for Feedback After a Failed Job Interview
Don't hesitate to follow up if you don't get the job. If your interviewer is willing to give honest feedback, the advice you get could be career gold
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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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Bringing up the Past: The Do's and Don'ts of Salary History
Providing a salary history serves as an early screening tool for recruiters and a strong indicator of what your next salary should be
Blog posts
The Job Interview Follow-Up: Call Me. Maybe?
Follow these tips about being proactive, but not pushy, when following up after a job or internship interview.
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What Your Language Really Says in a Job Interview
In a job interview, the shortest words can say a lot. Be aware of what you're saying and how you can say it better.
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Nine Things You Should Never Say in an Interview
Being unprepared for an interview can lead to some serious slip ups