Posts Tagged ‘Interview’
8 Tips for a Video Interview
If it’s been a while since you interviewed, the process might feel unfamiliar – especially if you’re new to using your laptop or computer for a video interview. Gone are the days when most interviews took place in person; today, virtual interviews have become the new norm across many industries. Whether you’re applying for a…
Read MoreMaster Any Interview With These Tips
So You’ve Got an Interview — Now What? Let’s be real: job searching can be tough. Sending out application after application, not hearing back, questioning if your resume is even getting seen… it can wear you down. But all it takes is one yes. And if you’ve landed an interview, that is your yes. Take…
Read MoreFour Job Interview Tips: How to Make a Great Impression
You’ve worked with a Goodwin recruiter and got your first job interview lined up – excellent work! Rest assured that your recruiter is going to set you up for success, but in the meantime, here are four tips for reviewing whether you’re meeting your potential new employer face to face or via a video conference. Because…
Read MoreIllegal Interview Questions
Did you know that it is illegal to ask a job candidate anything that pertains to: Age or genetic information Birthplace, country of origin, or citizenship Disability Gender, sex, or sexual orientation Marital status, family, or pregnancy Race, color, or ethnicity Religion or religious affiliation Questions that fall into any of these categories are off-limits and should not be asked in an interview or any…
Read MoreWhat Not to Put on Your Resume
How do I create a resume that positively catches a hiring manager’s attention? And how much information is too much? We live in an era of oversharing on social media via Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Tik Tok…the list of options goes on. So, for some candidates looking for work, it stands to reason that they might…
Read MoreWhy Do I Want to Work Here?
Preparation is a crucial ingredient to success when interviewing for your next career opportunity. Often, we believe that process starts once the interview is secured, but in reality, it should begin prior to that heart-stopping moment when you click “submit application” on your favorite job board. It is essential to ponder, “Why would I want…
Read MoreInterviewing 101: Be Sure to Pass the Character Test
When preparing for an interview, many of us compile a list of questions to ask the interviewer. Additionally, we go over our resume to identify skills applicable to the position. And, we may even go as far as to lay out our outfit the night before. But sometimes all of that is just not enough,…
Read MoreTransparent Communication Is the Key to Networking & Building Relationships
“I’ll send you my updated resume.” “You’ll be hearing from us soon.” “I’ve enjoyed our conversation — I’ll be in touch for a final interview.” Whether you are a candidate seeking a new position or a hiring manager searching for the perfect fit, you have undoubtedly been on the receiving end of one of these…
Read MoreBeware: The Counteroffer
You have just finished a lengthy interview process with your potential, new employer, and you got offered the job! Congrats! You are excited about the new opportunity and are looking forward to a much-needed change. Now the time comes to put in your notice. So, how much time is appropriate? 2, 3, 4 weeks? The…
Read MoreUnderstanding the 7 Finer Points of Job Hunting
Job hunting for a new position can be like a full-time job if done right. It’s also fraught with potential pitfalls. It’s easy to make a misstep, which can impact the future of your career. The world is now digital, and everything about you is available to employers, including your social media presence and prior…
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