You’ve just completed a job interview, and you’re breathing a sigh of relief. But what you do after the interview can be just as important as how you performed during it. With that in mind, here are 13 things you can do after a job interview to help close the deal. Ask how you should follow up Before you leave, ask what the hiring manager’s hiring timeline is and with whom you should follow up. Get your interviewers’ contact information Gathered your interviewers’ business… Read more »
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Keep Cool and Classy for Summer Interviews
Job seeking during the summer presents some unique challenges. You want to dress for the job you want, whether it’s a place on the assembly line or an office position. But you also want to be cool and comfortable so you can concentrate on the interview questions instead of being distracted by how much you’re… Read more »
Phrases You can use to ace an Interview
For some charismatic candidates, the interview is the most natural part of their job search. For the rest of us who find the interview to be the most nerve-wracking step, here are some useful phrases you can use during each phase that will help land the job. Before the interview “I was so excited when… Read more »
You Landed an Interview, Now What?
The standard interview process can be a stressful task, but it all pays off once the interview is over, and you find out that you’ve got the job. Until that happens, however, it’s all too easy to get stuck in a hole of worry and anticipation. To make your wait a little bit easier, and… Read more »
“What is You Greatest Weakness” – The Best (and Worst) Ways to Answer
There comes a point during most job interviews where you are asked about your greatest weakness. While there is no right or wrong answer, there are good and bad ways to answer the question. Not only can these tips give you an edge when explaining your greatest weakness, but some of them can be used… Read more »
4 MORE Questions You Should Be Asking at Your Next Interview
While it’s easy to sit back and answer the standard questions that your interviewer has to ask, this is rarely the best method when it comes to securing a job. Instead, try to take a proactive approach by asking the interviewer some questions of your own. Not only does it show your genuine interest and… Read more »
Be Strong with Your Answer to the Biggest Weakness Question in the Interview
Jobseekers face many difficult questions during the interview process. In fact, many applicants struggle when they’re asked about their biggest weakness. Although it’s natural to be hesitant, it’s important to remember that nobody is perfect – and the interview understands this, too. Admitting to your weaknesses isn’t a bad thing. Instead, it gives you the… Read more »
Job Seekers Asking These Four Questions Get Job Offers
The standard interview process isn’t as one-sided as many job seekers think. Although it’s much easier when the person on the other side of the table asks all the questions, such an approach seldom results in a stellar interview. Instead, take some time to ask some questions of your own: the interviewer will appreciate your… Read more »