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Six Interview Tips for Career Changers
Potential career changers face special challenges during the interview. Check out these six tips to ace your next face-to-face.
September 16‚ 2008
How Nurses Can Detect an Unhealthy Work Environment
You can use the nursing interview to determine whether the work atmosphere is friendly or fierce, cooperative or cutthroat. Here’s how.
June 09‚ 2008
Get Ready for Your Insurance Industry Interview
The insurance industry hires specialists of all stripes, including finance, legal and IT. Get ready for your interview with these tips by profession.
April 07‚ 2008
Tips to Prepare for Your Insurance Sales Interview
Selling insurance can be a lucrative career opportunity, so what can you do to sell yourself in the interview and land the job? Here are nine tips.
April 07‚ 2008
Seven Tips for Successful Federal Interviews
The widely used behavior-based interview is critical for hiring. Find out how you can best prepare with seven expert tips.
August 23‚ 2007
Six Must-Ask Interview Questions
You’re probably prepared to be grilled at your next interview, but make sure you fire back with these questions of your own.
July 11‚ 2007
Make Interview Preparation a Part of Daily Life
Getting ready for an interview shouldn’t be confined to the night before your appointment. Learn how to prepare every day.
June 01‚ 2007
Audio: Dining Etiquette
In this Monster Podcast, a career expert explains how to mind your manners when a job or business deal is at stake.
May 25‚ 2007
Do Your Work/Life Balance Diligence Before Taking a Legal Job
Can you have a legal job and a life too? Yes, but it won’t come easy. Vet a firm’s work/life balance quotient with these tips.
May 23‚ 2007
How to Apply for a Job at an In-Store Kiosk
Your retail paper application may now be a computer. The process for using an in-store kiosk calls for careful thought and preparation.
May 15‚ 2007
Law Interview Dos and Don’ts
Wondering how to handle that upcoming interview for a law job? Let our dos and don’ts guide you in the right direction.
February 16‚ 2007
Dressing for the Interview, by Industry
What to wear on the big day depends on the industry and job you're pursuing. Here's a primer on how you should look by career area.
January 24‚ 2007
Dress for Success
Appearance counts, especially at the interview. Create a professional look that will get you hired with these tips.
January 24‚ 2007
Ten Tips to Boost Your Interview IQ
Do you know how to make your case to an interviewer? Follow these 10 tips to boost your chances of landing the job.
January 23‚ 2007
Do You Sound Right for the Job?
It’s not necessarily racial or ethnic bias, but an accent can affect hiring decisions. Learn why the way you speak might matter to an employer.
January 23‚ 2007
Men’s Interview Fashion Tips
Should your suit be single- or double-breasted? What about shirt color? If you’re one confused guy, check out our interview fashion advice.
January 22‚ 2007
Interview Take-Along Checklist
You’ve got your interview attire ready and practiced answering common questions. Our checklist will tell you what to bring.
January 22‚ 2007
The 4 P's of Interviewing
Recruiter Kent Kirch offers advice for preparing, practicing, presenting and asking pertinent questions.
January 20‚ 2007
Nursing Interview Questions
Up for a nursing job? Here's what to ask to help you determine if the position is a good fit.
January 20‚ 2007
Be Ready for the Healthcare Behavioral Interview
This style of interview is popular in healthcare. Make sure you don't make these three common mistakes.
January 20‚ 2007
Sell Yourself
In an interview, the product you're selling is you. Give them reasons to buy.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Prep for New Grads
Preparation is key to acing the interview. Follow these pointers to make sure you're ready for the big day.
January 20‚ 2007
The Undergraduate's Guide to the Big Four Interview
Navigate your way to a job at a Big Four firm with this interview road map for undergraduates.
January 20‚ 2007
Second Interview Questions
What are you likely to face in round two of the interview process? Keep these issues in mind.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Tips for Landing a Creative Job
Dan Garriott once worked in creative; now he places its workers. Get his unique insights on selling your talents.
January 20‚ 2007
Know What You Offer
Here's how to leave the interviewer with a clear picture of what you could do for a company.
January 20‚ 2007
First Comes the Phone
To get the interview, you'll have to get past the phone screen. Here's how to ace it.
January 20‚ 2007
Motto for 50-Plus Interviewing: Be Prepared
The motto for successful job interviewers at any age is "be prepared." Get advice especially for 50-plus job seekers.
January 20‚ 2007
Look Them in the Eyes
January 20‚ 2007
Prove What You Could Do
January 20‚ 2007
Six Steps to Handling Money Questions
Chances are you don't have an agent, so when it comes to salary negotiations, you've got to serve as your own. Here's how.
January 20‚ 2007
Second Interview Dressing
You're interviewing for a finance job and make the callback cut. What do you wear the second time around?
January 20‚ 2007
Dress Appropriately for Interviews
Deciding what to wear to an interview can seem difficult. But the rule of thumb is really quite simple -- and can be liberating.
January 20‚ 2007
Casual or Casualty?
With so many options in interview attire, how do you know what to wear? Let us help you dress for success.
January 20‚ 2007
Interviewing for a Temporary Position
Temp jobs don't have to be temporary. Use your interview as your first opportunity to prove yourself.
January 20‚ 2007
Be True to Your Agency
Your mother was right: Being honest is a winning strategy, especially when you're looking for a temporary job.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Interview Fashion Blunders
You don't want to make the biggest impact with your inappropriate interview clothing. Here's some help.
January 20‚ 2007
The Value of an Executive Coach
You know your strengths and you understand your value in the market. So why would you need an executive coach?
January 20‚ 2007
Interviewers' Pet Peeves
The last person you want to annoy is the one interviewing you. Here are seven things that can break you.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Tech Interview Errors
Recruiters say tech job seekers often make these mistakes during interviews. Know them; avoid them.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Warning Signs of a Toxic Boss
A bad boss can make a potential dream job a true nightmare. During your interview, watch out for these 10 warning signs.
January 20‚ 2007
Think of Your Big Interview as a Simple Conversation
Of course, you need good techniques, but approaching interviews as an engaging conversation can put everyone at ease.
January 20‚ 2007
Think of an Interview as a First Date
January 20‚ 2007
Visualize Interview Success
Many athletes use visualization to prepare for the big game. Learn how to use this method for your next interview.
January 20‚ 2007
Get the Info
January 20‚ 2007
Be Ready for the Screen Call
A telephone screen call can come at any time. Prepare youself and whoever answers the phone.
January 20‚ 2007
Ten Interviewing Rules
Stay focused on these 10 basic tenets to prepare for your next interview and to drive off any interview jitters.
January 20‚ 2007
Ace Your Nursing Interview with a Healthcare Recruiter's Help
Sure, you've got employers clamoring for your services, but the best recruiters still want you to impress them.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Strategies
Learn five ways to ensure your success in the most stressful part of the job search: The interview.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Essentials
Wondering if you're ready for your interview? We've got advice on everything from preparation to speaking well.
January 20‚ 2007
It's OK to Be Nervous
January 20‚ 2007
Age Bias at the Executive Level
Learn the key strategies you can deploy to convince a 30-year-old interviewer that your wisdom is an asset.
January 20‚ 2007
The 6 Species of Interviewers
Not all interviewers are alike. Here are six types you might encounter and tips on your best reaction to each.
January 20‚ 2007
Disability Disclosure
Wondering how, when and whether to disclose your disability to a potential employer? Get prepared.
January 20‚ 2007
Six Sloppy Speech Habits
A "she don't" here plus a "like totally" there can equal no job offer after the interview. Be sure to avoid these communcation pitfalls.
January 20‚ 2007
The 2-Minute Drill
At interviews, you start making an impression before you begin answering questions. Here's what to keep in mind.
January 20‚ 2007
Emotional Prep
January 20‚ 2007
Make a Great First Impression
Coming across well in the interview is essential to landing the job you want. These articles will guide you.
January 20‚ 2007
What Your Words Say About You
At interviews, your vocabulary offers potential employers clues about you. Make sure it's saying the right things.
January 20‚ 2007
Don't Talk Too Much
If you go on and on about yourself, you may not sell interviewers on hiring you. Learn how to hush up and keep them involved.
January 20‚ 2007
When to Reveal a Disability
You want the job, and you want to be honest. Are these goals mutually exclusive when you have a disability?
January 20‚ 2007
What If Your Interview Is Tomorrow?
Suppose your big interview is 24 hours from now. These four must-dos before showtime will help boost your confidence.
January 20‚ 2007
Fight Ageism at the Interview
You need to convince interviewers that you're the one for the job. Learn how to address unspoken biases.
January 20‚ 2007
Do Your Homework Before the Big Interview
People say that luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. The interview is your opportunity.
January 20‚ 2007
Job Interview Pointers
Steve Fogarty has interviewed thousands of candidates for his PR agency. He reveals how to make the best impression.
January 20‚ 2007
Set Yourself Apart from Other Analysts During the Interview
If you're going into an analytical field, learn how to set yourself apart from the competition at the interview.
January 20‚ 2007
Not Getting Called for Interviews? Investigate Why
Wondering why you're suffering from chronic job search rejection? One or more of these suspects may be the culprit.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Confidence for Workers with Disabilities
Are you a worker with a disability who is nervous about your interview? Adopt a winner's mindset to prove yourself.
January 20‚ 2007
Talk Up Your Foreign Language Skills
Learning a foreign language means more than not getting lost when traveling -- it can get you hired back home.
January 20‚ 2007
Learn to Work a Career Fair -- Before, During and After
Career fairs can be a great opportunity for students. Find out what to do before, during and after to maximize your prospects.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Dining Etiquette
Which fork do you use? What should you talk about? Get answers to these and more interview etiquette questions.
January 20‚ 2007
The Experienced Accountant's Guide to the Big Four Interview
The Big Four hire experienced accountants, too. Follow our interviewing tips, and you could become one of them.
January 20‚ 2007
Six Interview Mistakes
The last thing you want to do is make a gaffe in an interview because you don't know any better. Avoid these.
January 20‚ 2007
Talk the Finance Talk at the Interview
Going on a job interview soon? Brush up on your financial buzzwords with this online glossary of terms.
January 20‚ 2007
Look Better, Feel Better
January 20‚ 2007
Attitude Adjustment
January 20‚ 2007
What to Wear for Job Interviews
Your appearance can count as much as your qualifications. Learn how to dress appropriately.
January 20‚ 2007
Five Ways to Beat the Low GPA Blues
Get tips on how to earn high marks from prospective employers even when your GPA is less than the best.
January 20‚ 2007
Five Ways to Say 'I'm Unprofessional'
These five blunders could cost you your image of professionalism with future employers. Learn what not to do to save your chances.
January 20‚ 2007
A Tough Sell
How do you sell yourself when you don't have any experience to sell? Try these six tips to get your start.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Tip: Listen Well
You've prepared for answering questions at your interview, but have you prepared to listen? Learn why you want to be sure to hear everything loud and clear.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Cheat Sheet
This handy checklist will help you organize your thoughts and stay focused before, during and after the interview.
January 20‚ 2007
Audio: Your Image and Interviews
Marketers say image is everything. Hear veteran image consultant Michelle Sterling explain how this extends to the interview process.
January 20‚ 2007
Give Examples During Job Interviews
Learn how to stand out by providing specific examples to back up the statements you make.
January 20‚ 2007
Flaunt Your Fluency
Are you bilingual or multilingual? Your skills can be an asset to your career. Speak up about your talents.
January 20‚ 2007
Land and Ace a Restaurant Job Interview
Knowing the in-demand skills as well as what to expect at the interview will help you land that restaurant job.
January 20‚ 2007
Top 5 Facts Trucking Companies Want to Know About You
Any trucking company needs to know five facts before it hires you. Be prepared with answers from experts.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Your Way into Retail Management
Interviewing well is key to making the leap from frontline retail sales into management.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Etiquette for First-Time Hispanic/Latino Job Seekers
First-time Hispanic/Latino job seekers don't always know how to approach the interview. Two experts offer tips.
January 20‚ 2007
Ace the Auto Job Interview
You may be a first-rate auto technician, but how good are you at selling your skills?
January 20‚ 2007
Ask the Right Questions
Do you know what questions to ask during an interview? The right questions can help you land the job. Learn more.
January 20‚ 2007
Watch for the Red Flags
Are you headed for career derailment? If these topics weren't covered in your interview, you could be.
January 20‚ 2007
What If Employers Want You to Take a Personality Test?
Do you really have a choice when a prospective employer asks you to take one as part of the hiring process? To some extent, yes, you do.
January 20‚ 2007
Interviewing on the Sly
How do you get out of the office for your interview? From scheduling to potential excuses, we address employed job seekers' concerns.
January 20‚ 2007
Interview Tips for Introverts
A job interview can make you feel like you're in the hot seat, especially if you're an introvert. Learn how to use your personality traits to succeed.
January 20‚ 2007
Keep Your Guard Up at the Interview
Many job seekers get too comfortable at the interview, especially when they think the job is theirs. Follow these tips for proper behavior.
January 20‚ 2007
Five Don'ts for Auto Applicants
Looking for a job as an auto technician? Pay attention to these commonly made mistakes.
January 20‚ 2007
Resumes and Interviews
Is your resume interviewable? Employers often use it to guide the interview, so be sure your resume's organization and content would steer the interview in your favor.
January 20‚ 2007
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