Tag: interview

• ASK Experience Series: Emotional Intelligence

  

  The ASK Experience series is a new HireDePaul Blog series featuring unique insights and career advice from interviews with DePaul alumni. In the next installment, we spoke with Marie Wohler (‘91) about her career, emotional intelligence in the workplace, and the value of mentorship in professional development.  Emotional Intelligence After a career in talent management […]

  eitelzoe

  November 12, 2021

  All Posts, ASK Network, Career Advice

  alumna, alumni, Alumni Sharing Knowledge, ASK, ask network, Career Advice, DePaul alumni, DePaul ASK, DePaulASK, interview

• Employer Spotlight: Michael Reynolds (MPA ’21) at HealthJoy

  The Health Care & Science (HCS) Career Community wants to introduce students to a wide range of careers. Students may be familiar with popular clinical roles (e.g., nurse, physician, veterinarian), but less familiar with jobs like healthcare data analytics, health administration, or biotech research.   Michael’s passions for learning as much as he can, building relationships […]

  DePaul Career Center

  June 3, 2021

  All Posts, Career Advice, Health Care & Science, Jobs & Internships

  alumni, alumnus, Career, HCS, Healthcare, healthjoy, interview, mpa, Science

• 3 Ways Storytelling Can Enhance Your Interview

  

  Whenever we meet someone new, we’re actively engaged in storytelling. We start by introducing ourselves and, depending on whom we’re meeting, cater our story to that particular audience. This can become tricky when we’re engaging with potential employers; what should we include in our stories, and what types of stories do employers want to hear? […]

  Michael Elias

  August 9, 2017

  Career Advice, Interviewing

  behavioral questions, interview, Interviewing, Resume, situational questions, STAR formula, storytelling

• Your Guide to Following Up After the Interview

  

  Job interviews can be nerve-racking. Even if they go well, many people breathe a huge sigh of relief once they’re over. But before you celebrate too early, keep in mind that how you handle yourself after the interview is just as important as the interview itself. So, while it’s okay to treat yourself for a […]

  Michael Elias

  December 7, 2016

  Interviewing

  benefits, Career, follow-up, impression, interview, job search, salary, salary negotiation, thank you letters

• The Cover Letter Conundrum

  

  Every student I have advised over the years has presented a unique set a questions pertaining to the job search. But, there’s one topic that seems to confound even the most seasoned applicant: cover letters. A significant number of applications require a cover letter, yet there’s so much anxiety around how to craft one. In […]

  Michael Elias

  November 15, 2016

  Interviewing, Resume & Portfolio

  cover letter, cover letter template, interview, job application, job search

• Do You Have Questions for the Interviewer? You Better

  

  At the end of almost any interview, you will be asked, “Do you have any questions for me?” How you respond to this can make or break the interviewer’s overall impression of you—so make a plan to respond to this prompt wisely. Here are a few do’s and don’ts to help you develop a strategy […]

  Hilarie Longnecker

  November 10, 2016

  Interviewing

  interview, interview questions, job interview, job search