5 Mistakes Hiring Managers Make During Interviews

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“When hiring, you’ve got to Focus, Be Present, and Tune-In during every part of the candidate interview process if you want to determine if the person sitting in front of you is a great fit for the job and a superior performer.” – Suzie Price, Priceless Professional Development Not everyone gets to choose who their colleagues will be. So,… Read more »

Preparing for a Salary Discussion

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Preparing for a Salary Discussion

You’re about to interview for a new job, and you feel like salary might be a point of discussion. This can feel awkward because you don’t want to send the impression that you’re only interested in the job for the money, but the amount you’ll be paid is important. It’s great that you’re already thinking… Read more »

5 Steps for Responding to Interview Invites

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Five Steps for Responding to Interview Invites

You applied for a job, and out of all the other applicants, you’ve been selected to move forward to the interview process. This is a huge deal, so be very proud of yourself. Hopefully, you’ll get the job, but if not, this is still a great honor and an incredible learning experience. First things first… Read more »

Here’s How to Conquer Job Interview Stress

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You have a big job interview coming up, and just the thought of it makes you anxious. This opportunity is a really big deal, so you want to put your best self forward. Of course, you know walking into the interview visibly stressed won’t get you hired, so you’re searching for ways to calm down…. Read more »

5 Classic Interview Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

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You’ve just scheduled an interview for a job you really want, and you’re committed to giving it your all. Like most people, even thinking about a job interview makes you nervous, but you know being well prepared will help ease your anxiety. One of the best ways to do this is to make sure you… Read more »

Interview Tips to Set You Up For Success

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You’ve been invited to interview for a great new job, and you couldn’t be more excited. Of course, you’re also nervous, because you really want to be the candidate who gets the job offer. Thankfully, there are plenty of steps you can take in advance to make a great impression on the interviewer. Doing a… Read more »

Your Move — What to Do When You Don’t Hear Back After a Job Interview

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Interviewing for a new job is a big deal, so it’s always disappointing when the timeline you were given for an update comes and goes without a word. Feeling like you’re stuck in limbo is frustrating because you don’t know if you’re still in the running or if you need to move on. The last… Read more »

Best Advice for Your Second Interview

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You’ve just been notified you’re invited back for a second-round interview for a job you really want. First of all, congratulations are in order because this is a very big deal. Clearly, you made a great impression at the first interview. To prepare for it you likely dressed to impress, prepared responses to common interview… Read more »

Interview Home Run — 5 Tips to Making a Stellar First Impression

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You have a big job interview coming up and you really want to be the last candidate standing. Knowing you’re likely up against some tough competition makes you nervous but you know you have what it takes to excel in the position.  Job interview success doesn’t happen by accident so you need to put some work into it…. Read more »

Do I Need to Wear a Suit to the Interview?

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It’s been a while since the last time you made a career move. You’re ready to take the next step, but you’re not sure if it’s appropriate to dust off your trusty old suit. Traditionally, candidates were almost always expected to wear a standard uniform to a job interview — dark suit, white shirt, and… Read more »