Going into an interview can be intimidating but having a few questions up your sleeve can help you feel more confident and in control. It shows the interviewer that you’re enthusiastic about the job ...

A job interview is a two-way street. Your focus is to nail the interview and get the job (as I wrote about in a previous article). This means being well prepared before the date. The best questions to ...

Preparation is the foundation of a great interview, but how can you seal the deal? Experts suggest the true key to nailing your first conversation is asking pointed, relevant, and memorable questions.

Landing a second interview is a clear sign you’re a strong contender for the role. You’ve passed the initial screening, and now the employer is evaluating not just whether you can do the job, but ...

The way to hit a home run when describing yourself in an interview is to figure out which skills are most important in the job ad and highlighting the ones you embody. In this example, if one of the ...

You've finally identified a remote job that fits you perfectly, applied for it, and been successful in securing an interview. You've built rapport with the hiring manager. The interview questions may ...

At the conclusion of an interview, it’s customary for the hiring manager to ask the job candidate if they have any questions. You’ve probably responded with generic questions like “When will I hear ...

In a job market overflowing with skill and talent, standing out in an interview is a tough gig for many job seekers. Former recruiter, Mike Peditto, wants to change that by encouraging candidates to ...

Crafting a compelling cover letter is a crucial step in the job application process. Understanding company values is essential when asking for an interview, as it helps align your personal beliefs ...