Interviewing
Purpose of an Interview
The interview is a two-way street, both for you and the employer to determine if you’re a good fit for each other.
December 30, 2016
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Interviewing
6 Inappropriate Behaviors During an Interview
Whether you are an interview expert or looking for advice for your first interview, it is important to think about your behavior during an interview as it is a major representation of you. Here are 6 inappropriate behaviors to avoid during an interview. Cocky or arrogant In life, a pinch of arrogance might be appropriate,
December 23, 2016
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Interviewing
Strange Interview Questions Explained
Last week, I reached out to my Facebook friends and asked them to tell me the strangest interview question they have ever been asked. As long as the interview questions aren’t inappropriate, strange interview questions are asked to see how quick you are on your toes, ultimately explaining more about your personality, and if you
December 22, 2016
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Interviewing
Pre-Interview Company Research
When getting ready for an interview, the worst thing you could do is go to an interview unprepared about the company. Not only does it make you seem like you aren’t interested in the role, it also gives the interviewer the assumption you were just applying to apply, and not for the AMAZING opportunity with
December 21, 2016
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Interviewing
How to Manage Pre-Interview Stress
Pre-interview stress is about adjusting and managing your anxiety. Here are some tips below that may help with the pre-interview stress.
December 15, 2016
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Interviewing
7 Steps to be More Prepared for an Interview
In this podcast we talk to iMPact Sr. Recruiter Scott Price about how to master your interview. With these 7 minimal steps you will be more prepared for a job interview, and more than likely impress the interviewer than most. A lasting impression is made in JUST 120 seconds! 1. Dress appropriately. Do not overdress
December 1, 2016
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Job Search
Job Seeker Guide to Culture Fit
We recommend you do your research on companies before applying. Making sure you align with the company’s culture will be a time saver for you.
November 29, 2016
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Interviewing
Interviewing Tip: Confidence vs. Arrogance
Interviewing with confidence is key to landing a new job, but being too confident and coming across as arrogant can lead you down a different path. Here are some ways to assert confidence, without coming across arrogant to the interviewer. Interview Attire Conservative attire is best for a job interview. Wearing a simply tailored, dark-colored
November 22, 2016
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Interview with Confidence
Confidence is critical in many aspects of life! Self-confidence is a mentality of knowing you can do something, and do it well. If you aren’t confident, more than likely you will not be successful in what you are trying to accomplish. Although confidence and success correlate in many areas in life, confidence is critical when
November 17, 2016
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Resume Tips
History of the Resume: 1900’s to Now
Did you know the “resume” is 500+ years old? The word resume derives from the French word résumé meaning “summary”. The history of the resume started in 1482. In 1482 Leonardo De Vinci’s original use of the resume was a letter of introduction; although that still rings true today, it is now the most vital
November 10, 2016
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