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This question could really come at any point in your interview. Wherever it’s entrance – give it some good thought so you’re ready with a response that shows you are excited about the [...]

Article courtesy of NYT – author/contributor James G. Robinson Tell me a story. The Times is known for its great storytelling, and I believe that the jobs of an analyst and a journalist are [...]

When  preparing for your upcoming mid or senior-level interview, working to identify and then incorporate your soft skills into your responses is absolutely necessary to position yourself as a [...]

Fit Aside from your ability to do the job, employers want to know that you are going to easily fit into the culture of the company. They want to know how you will impact the organization based on [...]

  My advice on this question, if it’s not a conventional reason, like, a need for more responsibility, you were vetted, or experienced a lay-off… do not lie about “why”. However, you don’t [...]

Your interview is going exactly the way you envision; your responses are coming out on-point, clear and confident. Until they ask, “What are your salary expectations?” Preparation for this [...]

Don’t underestimate the importance of a thank-you note following your interview. In this transition from in-person to virtual, it may seem  as though this follow-up is not as important or [...]

For the job seeker, genuine inquiries into the status of your job search from close friends, family and cohorts can cause you to feel like you have to embellish the truth on the real progress of [...]

Even the most dashing and fearless candidates lose their cool before a job interview. Second-guessing how or what you should say is more common than you might think. So, what is it? Why do we [...]

You finally got the call you’ve been waiting for—your resume was selected among hundreds of candidates for a coveted position. The only catch is they want you to come in for an interview [...]