Things to do After your Job Interview
Write a Thank You Note Regardless of how well a job interview went or how interested you are in a particular employer, write a thank you…
What To Do During Your Job Interview
Be Aware of Your Body Language and Tone of Voice It is important to be relaxed and confident. When asked a question, be thoughtful and take…
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Read articleEffectively Providing Job References to an Employer
At some point in the interview process, you will need to provide references. By this time, things are getting serious. Generally you are not asked to…
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