There is nothing more exciting or nerve-wracking than hearing you've been invited for an interview. Congratulations, all your hard work has paid off. But your hard work isn't over yet. There are a ...

If you are unfamiliar with where the company is located, check it out ahead of time. If your interview is on campus, call ahead and ask the Career Center where the interview will take place. Make sure ...

So you applied for a job online, and just got a call from the recruiter asking if you can interview with the hiring manager. You are super excited until you hear that the interview is happening in 48 ...

They liked your resume. You got the interview. You're golden, right? No need to prepare or rehearse. After all, you tell yourself, you're better when you just "wing it." What a mistake. A job ...

You're interviewing for a job tomorrow, and you think you're prepared: You've got your answers to a multitude of common interview questions down and have a few of your own for the interviewer. Your ...

Your job interview is just days away and you’re feeling unprepared. You’ve reread the job posting about 67 times and you’re pretty clear on the role itself–but you can’t really think of much else to ...

Just as boards and executive teams develop lists of qualifications for CEO candidates, the candidate too should have a list of criteria to assess a possible new employer. Of all considerations, ...

It's a good idea to make copies of all the documents that you are requested to send to the Office of Admissions. Be sure to pack and bring them with you to the interview.

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Thinking about what can go wrong during an interview seems a lot easier than thinking about what can go right. From arriving on time, to proper attire, to ...