It's a crippling mistake that I see job seekers making over and over and over again. And the problem is they're blending in; they're looking like everyone else.
So, when you go to the second interview, now don't worry. Don't worry if you stumble on a question or two. This is natural; it's okay. You don't have to go in there and answer every question perfectly. It's okay to stumble on your answers; it's okay. It shows that it shows that you're real; it humanizes you. It shows that this is a natural setting and everything is not perfect.
Hey everybody, Don Georgevich here. Have you ever applied to a job that requires a bachelor’s degree and you don't have one? I know. Me too. I've done that before.
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Hey everybody, Don Georgevich here. Today, I want to talk to you about your résumé. That's right. Your résumé. And why it's not attracting employers.
Now, when you have an ideal
Hey everybody, Don Georgevich here. And today, I'm answering your questions. I've got my e-mail open and I'm going to answer your questions. This is my brand new 10 by
So, do you know why employers even ask this question? It’s because they find it in a list of questions that they should ask candidates. That's it! Because it has no real bearing on the job. And I mean, in my opinion, it doesn't mean anything. It doesn't help an employer qualify you for a job or not. So, I don't want to spend a lot of time talking about it, because it's not important.
The whole point of a ‘Thank you’ letter is to remind your interviewer that you're still interested in the job and to keep an image of you fresh in their minds. That's it; that's what it does.
You're interviewing for jobs and then all of a sudden, you get an offer from a company, but it's not the one you want. You want the offer from the other company who hasn't made a decision yet.
...Accept Responsibility for what happened to you. Most people, when they go into an interview and they try to explain why they were fired, terminated or laid off...