Tag: job interview
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Job Search Tips for 2021 Graduates
Be Distinctive Right now, the job market is the hottest it’s been in recent years as companies are hiring following the COVID-19 pandemic, but that also means the competition is fierce right now. Because many 2020 graduates had to put off their job hunt while companies went through closures and lay-offs, there are even more…
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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…
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The Perks of Storytelling in Interviews
By: Gina Anselmo, former career advisor for the DePaul University College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences The formal process of an interview can sometimes feel awkward, stiff, and formal. In order to make an authentic impression and put your best foot forward, it’s helpful to think about stories that demonstrate your interests, strengths, and…
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How to Talk About Weaknesses in an Interview
“What’s your greatest weakness?” If you have interviewed for a job or internship, chances are you have been asked this question. In a brief video posted to Forbes’ website, Kathryn Dill provides sage advice on how to handle this question. Some important themes in her message to take note of include: Be authentic: It is…
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Interviewing: The Pre, The Post & The Interview Itself
By: Kaitlyn Roberts, DePaul University communications major ’18 You got the interview! Congrats! Now, are you prepared to nail it from start to finish? Here are some helpful tips to do just that. Before the Interview Do your research: Stalk this company’s website like you would the Facebook profile of that cute person in your Math…
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