It’s perfectly normal to be nervous about job interviews. But if you get so anxious that your voice shakes, or you freeze up and find it hard to think clearly, that’s a problem. Too often we feel like we have no control over our anxieties, no way to consciously cultivate confidence. Abundant research shows this [continue reading…]
Are you wondering how to answer “What’s your superpower” in an interview? The question can sound a little daunting if your self-image doesn’t include superhero tights and a cape.
[continue reading...]To see ourselves as others see us: it’s never more necessary than when we’re in job search. Employers and networking contacts will judge us based on superficial things: a handshake, an email address, a 10-minute phone screening. We think we can guess the impression we’re making, but then we don’t hear back after the phone [continue reading…]
Done well, a post-interview follow-up note does more than just say “thank you.” It helps you get the job. How can an interview follow-up email make that much difference? By reminding them why you’re the right person for the job. Can they have forgotten this so soon, the day after the interview? Sure, especially if they [continue reading…]
Have you ever tried to “just wing it” in a job interview? If so, you may have found yourself giving disorganized, rambling answers and generally feeling very nervous and awkward. Like any skill, interviewing improves greatly with practice. Here’s how to practice effectively and do a great interview.
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