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You have put together a winning resume and cover letter. You researched companies, networked and got the interview. Now is the time to make your first physical impression by properly dressing for the job interview.
Students I work with always argue that if you have the qualifications and the skills it
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I’ve been in the professional world for quite a while now; long enough to have a good idea of what the word “professional” means. I may not be a hiring manager, or one who has any say in hiring practices, but I have observed much when it comes to
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Before you hop into that interview, consult your best friend…in this case, I mean the Internet.
If you are applying for a job that is listed with Monster, Salary.com, etc, very often a job description is available. However, when you are contacted about an interview, ask if you can be
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Attending an interview is a situation that fills many people with fear. There is great potential for rejection and it is a rare human being that does not feel some level of nervous tension when facing a job interview. Attending a number of interviews is one of the
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Negative factors which most often lead to rejection in an interview
Rejection in an interview means failure or inability to pass an interview.The failure or rejection may be as a result of the following factors:
1 Poor scholastic record: Attending schools that are not recognised or which are know for bad record
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A job interview is a journey and not a destination. The interview is your opportunity to make a good impression as the interviewer and hopefully, get the job you are being interviewed for. It therefore follows that if you are smart, you should make the most of the interview and
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Your performance at a job interview will have a substantial impact on whether or not you get the job. It is possible that you might deliver a perfect, polished performace and still lose out because someone else is even better qualified. However, it is also possible to spoil your chances
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In addition to fine tuning your personal resume or curriculum vitae that you will bring along, it’s important to fine tune the outfit you will be wearing when attending a job interview. After all, first impressions are critical to getting a job and even to getting that second interview.
Obviously, most
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Interviewing for a job is similar to playing a part in a play. You are the star and you need to look the part. How you present yourself influences the hiring manager or human resources representative. Read on a find out what to do to dress the part and create
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Sometimes dressing in your job interview clothes and going about town boosts your confidence for an interview. Consider these pointers on running a dress rehearsal.
Few things are worse than wearing a set of clothes and feeling uncomfortable. Labels or seams can be scratchy. Sleeves may be too short or too
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