It’s only human nature for us to be cognizant of our body language when in an awkward, uncomfortable, or nerve-wracking social situation of any sort. Whether we’re at a dinner with new people, presenting as a business event speaker, or sitting for an interview, there’s a good chance that all but the most confident of [...]
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How to Be the Most Interesting Interviewee
Are you looking for ways to ingratiate yourself with an interviewer? Vicky Oliver, author of five books on career development, including The Millionaire’s Handbook (Skyhorse, 2011) and 301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions (Sourcebooks, 2005) shares her expertise on this topic in her guest blog By Vicky Oliver The elevator door opens, a pleasant receptionist [...]
JOB INTERVIEW
Posted by Arden Wallace I logged onto the web using my clear wire connection so that I could do some research about some professors that I was interviewing with for a new job. I spent most of the morning reading research articles and cirricula vitas of the six professors that I would be meeting. I [...]
What Not to Say During a Job Interview
Guest Post by Beverly Evans, Assistant Dean of Career Development at York College of Pennsylvania Job interviews can be intimidating, but going into them prepared can help to lessen the stress factor. While job-seekers should always focus on highlighting their achievements, there are certain no-no’s that interviewees should never say in an interview. One important [...]
