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Overcoming your Weaknesses: Turning Your Weaknesses into your Strengths
Since matriculating more than five years ago, I have experienced a lot of grueling interview procedures as part of the hiring process of companies. In order to secure a job, every job seeker has to go through the task of interviewing. Employers usually have standard questions that test the skill level of an applicant as well as questions which can determine if a job seeker is well-suited for the job. I have found that being prepared for some of the difficult, and often-asked questions makes the entire process a bit easier.
"Oops I Goofed" - 5 Most Common Interview Boo Boos
We've all had those moments that we wish we could take back. In our job search, we spend hours searching for the right job for which to apply. We stress over every sentence in our resume or CV. We go to every networking event. And yet, all too often, we may not spend all that much time preparing fo the interview. Remember, all else leads to the interview. But the interview is what gets you that job offer (OR not).
Leave a Lasting First Impression: How to Prep for the Interview
One of the most frequently asked question on our Philippines Facebook page that I encounter, is what to wear on an interview at TeleTech. Well, as the saying goes "First impressions always last." It is especially true in the interview. Contrary to the usual belief, good personality, witty answers, outstanding academic records and work history are not the only factors that contribute in impressing your potential employer. The core foundation of a successful interview is showing your interviewer that you have what it takes to be a part of their company or industry. Before you gain their attention, you have to be able to make a statement. And that is showing them that you are not only professional in the inside but as well as the outside. According to psychologists, you have just a fraction of a second to make that first impression.
Job Hunt Tip # 5: Winning the Job Interview
After the long process of writing your resume, submitting online applications and getting invited for a scheduled interview, next in line is the job interview. The resume may get you to the interview, but it's the interview that gets you the job. In my previous blog post, "Job Hunt Tip #4: Job Interview Preparations, I gave you an overview on preparing for the interview. In this post, I focus on a few tips and ideas on winning the employer’s heart in this one last crucial step in the job hunt - The Interview.
5 Job Interview Don'ts
Job seeking may be a tedious task, but there are lots of job interview tips out there that may help you land that dream job. What I would like to share to you today are ways in dodging a job interview disaster. These are 5 important DON'TS in a job interview.
Job Interviews
It is a well known fact that Job Interviews are stressful. People tend to get nervous because of the types of questions that can be asked or how one will react. The best way to take a Job Interview is to be relaxed, take your time to answer questions but most important of all, just be yourself.
