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Jenny Pollock offers some great tips with the 12 Most Indispensable Things to do on Social Media Before Your Job Interview. 
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Why Hiring You Is a Good Idea Good salespeople lead a buyer through a sales process toward a purchase. They begin by understanding the buyer’s needs and linking the features of their service to tho...
Excellent ideas!
I always tell those who I am coaching....if you don't know why you are the best candidate for the position and why you should be hired....how will you be able to express to the interviewer?
Prepare yourself
Prepare and research the job you are applying for
Prepare and research to know about the company
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Walking out of a job interview leaves most of us overwhelmed with a variety of feelings, whether it's a sense of confidence and excitement or an unsettling wo...
No matter how well you did in the interview, you keep all of your options open until you have signed the offer letter.
Do send the thank you letter. Do follow up gently. Remember how busy the recruiter is, they are recruiting for multiple positions.
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How To Answer Interview Questions? In this series of of articles on Job Interview Tips, this article will help you to learn all about Acing A Telephone Interview. ACING A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW. Telephone interviews have ...
Great article! I always suggest to everyone that the phone interview preparation needs to be approached with differently than the face-to-face.
You need to do all of the same preparation as you would for the in person one; however, now you need to make sure that you turn off the call waiting, use a land based phone, practice answering questions by recording yourself to see how your responses sound.
In person - the majority of communication is your body language. Over the telephone the majority is your tone of voice, words, word emphasis, etc. So practice!!
Great article! I always suggest to everyone that the phone interview preparation needs to be approached with differently than the face-to-face.
You need to do all of the same preparation as you would for the in person one; however, now you need to make sure that you turn off the call waiting, use a land based phone, practice answering questions by recording yourself to see how your responses sound.
In person - the majority of communication is your body language. Over the telephone the majority is your tone of voice, words, word emphasis, etc. So practice!!
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12 #job #interview questions you may be asked http://t.co/GSd15K4B
Great article!
Most of the questions are the ones that I noted in my book for students to prepare for.
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Since the news broke that some employers now ask job applicants for their social media passwords, most coverage has focused on the perceived invasion of applicants' privacy.
It is good to know that most employers aren't asking for social media passwords; however, it is just as easy to google someone and receive a first impression.
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In an interview your goal is to address the needs and objectives of the interviewer. it makes sense to start by knowing who they are. ... New grad resume, interview and job search New grad resume, interview and job search.
So many people who I have interviewed in the past did not take time to know my full name, title, and background yet alone research about the company and position they were applying for.
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Reaching the end of a job interview, the Human Resources Officer asked a young Engineer fresh out of MIT, "And what starting salary were you looking for?"
The Engineer replies, "In the region of $125,000 a year, depending on the benefits package."
The interviewer enquires, "Well, what would you say to a package of 5-weeks vacation, 14 paid holidays, full medical and dental, company matching retirement fund to 50% of salary, and a company car leased every 2 years say, a red Corvette?"
The Engineer sits up straight and says, "Wow! Are you kidding?"
And the interviewer replies, "Yeah, but you started it."
This article made me laugh as an HR Professional:)
Excellent advice on what to do with your social media before your job interview.
If you do nothing else, make sure that you research the company, the interviewer's bio, and please remove any inappropriate pholographs or posts from your social media.