Start With Small Talk When Networking
By Candace Waller When networking with a contact, always begin the conversation with a little small talk. It’s easy for you to chit-chat with a contact you know well, but, […]
By Candace Waller When networking with a contact, always begin the conversation with a little small talk. It’s easy for you to chit-chat with a contact you know well, but, […]
By Candace Waller This is a very straight-forward question; usually, it is not asked during an interview. When it comes to the response an Interviewer is looking for concerning this […]
By Michael Verdi “What are your strengths, weaknesses?” You should face this interview question the way actor Robert Conrad did in the 1977 Eveready battery commercial, when he placed a […]
a Staff Report How should job applicants respond to interview questions that pertain to their age or family status or both? That was the question posed recently to Vicki Gaddy, […]
By Judee Szaro-Treanor If you’re close to getting a job and an Interviewer asks “Do you think the commute will be too long for you?” that may not appear to […]
By Barbara Perone What is your salary range and what kind of salary do you expect to earn on this job? Typically, this question comes at the tail end of […]
By Suzy Kedzierski Have you ever had an Interviewer ask you three distinct questions – simultaneously? During a recent interview, I was asked: “Can you tell me why you applied […]
By a Judee Szaro-Treanor Was the Department of Justice (DOJ) really watching every move I made on my computer? Recently, that was my initial reaction, and it seemed like a […]
By Frances Chaves “I don’t like to be out of my comfort zone, which is about a half-an-inch wide.” (Larry David) If you are having trouble finding work, but insist […]
By Barbara Perone Imagine going to just one website and entering one password to find all the passwords for all the sites you visit frequently & all the profiles/accounts you’ve […]
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