interview preparation
Practically everyone opines how much they hate small talk. The minutes before a meeting kicks off or networking at a conference/association meeting or generally meeting new people. But, what if we reframe the way we see small talk? Instead of a chore, what if we think of it as a the foundation for building relationships? […]
This isn’t your regular blog about unconscious bias; because we aren’t in regular times. This is a blog about unconscious bias during the VIDEO interview process.
Name dropping is generally frowned upon but can be remarkably effective in a job search. Why?
Interviews are stressful. They are nerve-wracking experiences that can knock us off our equilibrium and prevent us from showing ourselves
The simple question, “tell me about yourself” can panic interviewees. It causes candidates to fumble their words and babble about anything they can think of. It’s such an important question, that one of our most popular blogs is on the topic. So we decided to give you five more creative ways to “tell me about yourself.”
We’ve written about this in the past (here and here) – never leave an interview without asking questions. It makes you look disinterested and maybe even lazy.
If you get called into an HR/payroll interview, there are a lot of things you cannot control, from your own experience to the biases of those interviewing you. There are things you can control, however – here are a few tips to get yourself a leg up on the next HR/payroll position you pursue. Prepare, […]
Your search for your next HR or payroll opportunity – if it is to be successful – will most likely need a strategy. Take the time to develop a job search strategy to best meet the unique needs of your HR/payroll career to-date and desired position.