Your resume and cover letter have done their jobs successfully if you are now at the interview stage. However, the battle isn’t over yet. In fact, it is just beginning! The information in your resume and cover letter which has convinced the hiring manager to give you a push towards the last stage is no… Read More »
Interviews are designed in a way that they test your job-related and personal abilities. If you lack in either area, your candidature can be rejected. But if you pass the test, you can become a valuable employee. The trick is to make sure that your preparation is perfect. Concentrating on knowing your employer is step… Read More »
Getting out of an interview is not a choice. After all, one spends days, sometimes weeks to get to the interview stage. And once you get to this stage, there is no turning back – unless of course, you want to start all over again. A Cabinet Installer interview gives you a good chance to… Read More »
When you are at the other end of the interview table, that is, when you are the one who is being interviewed, it is important for you to possess great insight into how high a pedestal you will be placed on. How will you convince an interviewer that you can make a positive contribution to… Read More »
An interview is considered the most important part of the quality control inspector job application process. This means that you have to be extremely well-prepared for this process which may mark the end of your job hunt. To make your interview successful, you have to make sure that you go through each and every detail… Read More »
An employer has no way of finding out how well you will fit into his organization if he doesn’t interview you. A cover letter or resume is no match with an actual meeting, which shows a prospective employee’s true colors, aka abilities. Interviews are necessary to conduct if employers want to hire the right translators.… Read More »
Interviews! You can’t do without them. And contending with them is not all that easy either. What does one do? One sets oneself in “war mode”! To be honest, an interview is hardly war but it does need that kind of preparation. Tooling yourself to be someone who cannot just answer all questions posed to… Read More »
Videographer interviews are conducted to find out how skilled a candidate is. Most interviewers also want to know how well you will fit into their company. So if they ask you a tricky question and you fail to answer according to their expectations, the verdict is probably that you cannot fit in because you have… Read More »
An exit interview can be a bitter-sweet experience for both the interviewer and the interviewee. An employee who has worked diligently for a company for many years may feel a bit sad when leaving – the same goes for an employer who has had great professional and personal memories with an employee. Basically, an exit… Read More »
Conducting an exit interview is no issue – unless you are conducting one for a terminated employee. You may have many constraints here. For starters, the terminated employee might not turn up, making the entire preparation for it quite fruitless. Secondly, your relationship with an employee whom you have terminated may not be all that… Read More »