If you have been searching for a job using the Internet as a resource, I bet there is one stone you’ve left unturned. Try doing some searches for articles that are geared toward coaching hiring managers. You can really get some great tips for interviewing by studying advice given to hiring managers about recruiting.
To get […]
I am headed to Ghana, West Africa on August 3rd. The awesome part of this trip is that my job is sending me. I am now the Director of a Bible School, an intensive training school. Our purpose is to train people, of all ages for full-time ministry. This is an exciting trip for me […]
Happy Tuesday everyone! I thought in honor of my birthday month coming to an end, we should do a drawing here at Interview Chatter. How do you enter the drawing? Glad you asked - here are the Rules of Engagement:
1. You must first go back to Gina’s post - Are You In the Right Job?
2. […]
Here is a question from one of our readers I thought would be of interest to all. Take a look:
I’ve recently been fired from my job and I’ve only worked there for short period of time (3 months). I had prior experience before from another company (3 yrs) that works on the same industry. I […]
I’m sure we’ve all had a job that, when it’s time to move on we think, “I will never be back to this place!” No matter how much you hate the job and know deep in your soul that you’ll never be back, it’s extremely important that you give a proper notice when you resign. […]
As Darlene said in her post on How To Prepare For A Phone Interview, phone interviews are about weeding out. So, like every other kind of interview, it’s important to set yourself apart from the other candidates.
How you answer phone interview questions should be no different from how you answer in-person interview questions. Ideally you’ll need […]
It’s always good to take the time every couple of years to check in with yourself to make sure that you are in the right field and still doing a job that you enjoy.
Do you still go home with a sense of satisfaction after working?
Does your job allow you to do what you do best […]
Do you have a clear, written objective for your job search? Most of you who find yourself in the job market would have to admit that you don’t have a clearly defined professional objective. Unless I count “finding a job” as a clear objective for each and every candidate in the job search. Unfortuantely finding […]
Let me beg for forgiveness up front. I am going to write about what you should not do if you have been fired for cause. In other words, you did it, you know you did it and they fired you because you did it. What you did doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things. […]
Some times you have to take a job doing something other than what is in your heart. The economy stinks. That is true. But it won’t last forever. In fact, I believe that you will see a shift sooner than later. I was thinking today about all of the jobs I have done in my […]
mastering the job search and interview processes
Written by Darlene McDaniel [email], and Gina G. [email] for b5media.
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