If you’ve been invited back for a second interview, congratulations. But don’t celebrate just yet: For the next round in the interview process, prepare for the hiring team to take a deeper look at ...

Interviews can be super intimidating. Not only are you trying to get a feel for your prospective boss, but you’re also doing your best to make an incredible impression, flawlessly answer questions ...

What factors are most important to you in a job? What qualities would a successful supervisor possess? Do you prefer to work in groups or alone? Please share with us what diversity, equity, and ...

The development of effective and authentic interviewing skills is crucial to a job search, and our Career Strategies Office offers a range of programs and training to help Kline students. These ...

Prepare examples of previous experience (professional or personal) that demonstrate your strengths and highlight how you are prepared and qualified for the position. Use the STAR method to structure ...

Your resume and cover letter will lead to an interview. Prepare and relax! An interview is simply a strategic conversation. Career Services recommends that you attend a workshop on interviewing and ...

Veterans and spouses know they need to practice interview questions before they go into an interview. Well, they ought to practice. They are, in fact, much more likely to nail the interview if they do ...

Rachel Wall, RDH. You'll likely remember to ask the standard questions about salary expectations, past employment history, and education. Here are a few questions, however, that dentists often forget ...

Getting admitted to the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania is no easy task. After a rigorous application and interview process, only about 14% of applicants are accepted. One way of ...

You’ve found your dream job through ZipRecruiter, and the final hurdle is the interview. This is where many people fall down. The good news is that by putting in a small amount of additional work, you ...