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  "Interviewing". Yes, we know.  We feel your pain.  No matter how much we try to tell ourselves otherwise, a job interview is usually not a good time, ranking somewhere below attending traffic school among things we look forward to. Sure, interviewing for a new

The job interview is over.  You rerun it in your mind, probably repeatedly.  In so doing, however, you're actually distracting yourself from taking steps that may still impact whether you get the job or not.  After all, there's no point in herding "COWS" (Coulda, oughta,

  Once upon a time, the key to getting a job was nailing the job interview.  Well, okay, perhaps that still is the key.  What has changed, however, is what is expected of you during that job interview. Professional appearance, a ready smile, steady demeanor

Has civility completely become a lost art?  Think about it.  The anonymity of social media tools on the internet enables people to say virtually anything they want, no matter how inappropriate, offensive, or socially unacceptable it might be. Words and conduct once considered to be

  There’s a lot of focus on preparing your resume to get a job interview: which keywords to use, which accomplishments to include or exclude, and which format to apply. Many of the most successful job seekers work with professional resume writers to ensure their

A great cover letter, recommendation, or resume might get you in the door for your dream job, but it’s the interview that will keep you there.  A prospective employer wants to know that you are not only qualified but that you’re a great candidate

According to ExecuNet in their 2012 Executive Job Market Intelligence Report, 59% of executive recruiters are “confident” or “very confident” that employment opportunities for executives will open up over the coming months. That’s great news if you want to expand your career horizons. But first