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Read MoreHow to increase the chances that your next interview leads to a job offer? Be relevant. Be memorable. Three types of stories can keep you on top of the interviewer’s mind.
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Read MoreThe hiring decision often happens within the first five minutes of a job interview. Here’s a solid game plan to get the first five minutes right.
Read MoreIf neediness is #1 Interview Killer, then negativity is a sure Number Two. How can we avoid negativity when we tell our job/career change story? By reframing it. And that's how it goes.
Read MoreDo you tend to approach an interview as an exam or even as an interrogation that you need to nail? Such a frame is not only limiting, but it can also unfavorably shift the power dynamics of the interview right from the start. What can we do differently? Short answer: we can realize that we have more power than we think.
Read MoreWe can drastically improve our pitch or interview by focusing on what NOT to say. Saying LESS about your successes is better than saying more.
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Read MoreHiring without bullshit starts with zero-bullshit job ads.
Read MoreWhen we are preparing for an interview, we tend to focus on what to say. Yet what not to say is equally important.
Read MoreActions speak louder than words. If you have only words, start with action verbs. And spice them up with a few relevant numbers.
Read MoreMost of the time, there is always more to a job than what's in the job description. Figuring out the real "job-to-be-done" helps you pitch yourself and your ideas better and increases your chances to get the right job on the right terms.
Read MoreAll your claims are hollow unless you prove them with how you act.
Read MoreIf you knew the interview would end after the first question, how would you answer it?
Read MoreHire for strengths rather than lack of weakness. In this article, we distill Ben Horowitz’s hiring wisdom and reverse-engineer it into actionable advice on how to stand out from the crowd.
Read MoreNeediness is the job interview’s deadliest sin.
Read MoreWhen your career has problem areas, it can seem counterintuitive to talk about it yourself early in the interview. And yet, such an approach - the Accusation Audit - can yield exceptional results.
Read MoreYou’d better listen with your hands, not with your heart.
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