Skip FreemanMarch 29, 2015 You’ve probably run across articles or blogs that advise job hunters to “just be yourself” to succeed in a job interview. Ostensibly, this would seem to be rather sound advice. After all, no one enjoys dealing with a phony or someone who comes across as disingenuous. Still, I’ve always had problems … Continue reading Which ‘Self’ Should You Be In A Job Interview?
Amanda ClarkMarch 16, 2015 Many job seekers are under the impression that once they leave the interview, their work is done and everything is in the hands of the hiring manager. This is not necessarily true. A well-crafted thank you note can be an effective way of not only showing gratitude but also reinforcing your … Continue reading Post Interview: Finishing Strong with a Powerful Thank You Note
Ken SundheimMarch 14, 2015 While preparing for an interview, it’s imperative to know what will and won’t persuade a recruiter or hiring manager. Attempting to convince an employer that you are competent by outright stating, “I am competent,” will have the opposite of the desired effect. Hiring managers are most easily persuaded when they think … Continue reading Effective Interview Preparation
“What better way to take back the Internet than to use technology Hollywood has been scared to use?” By Evie Nagy In the days after Sony canceled the theatrical release of the Seth Rogen, James Franco comedy The Interview, the studio has so far failed to make any alternative distribution arrangements, in part because … Continue reading BitTorrent’s Offer To Sony: Release “The Interview” Safely Online With Us And Make Money
