The case interview is a tricky interview format that requires careful study in advance. In my previous three posts I discussed the importance of knowing what format to expect as you schedule an interview, and I explored Panel and Group formats. In a case interview you’re given a scenario involving a business problem similar to [continue reading…]

Looking for a professionally challenging volunteer opportunity? Skills-based volunteering can be a great job search strategy, a way to gain experience and contacts in a new field or update your skills when returning to the workforce after a lengthy break. The tricky part is finding volunteer opportunities that are relevant to your career goals. For [continue reading…]

Finding yourself lined up with other applicants in a group interview can make you feel . . . not so special! Know how to prepare for a “cattle call interview” and turn one of the most tricky interview formats to your advantage. There you are, crowded into a space with 10 or 20 others. Your [continue reading…]

Do you find job search networking stressful, depressing or unproductive? Shifting your focus from openings to organizations could transform your whole experience–and get you a great job, sooner.

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“How many people do I have to interview with to get this job?” At some companies the answer is “quite a few,” either one person at a time – a sequential interview / serial interview format – or all at once as a panel interview.

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