Tag: interview
Romance Them with Your Resume
While cover letters, professional references, college transcripts and portfolio pieces are all essential to finding entry-level college jobs, the resume is the cornerstone to any successful job hunt. This simple-yet-vital document allows you to list your educational background, internship experience, professional experience and relevant skills for potential employers to gain a basic understanding of who [...]
Don’t do that during an interview!!
If you’ve recently graduated from college and are looking to earn your first entry-level position, mastering the art of the interview is an essential skill. There are a number of important factors that can either make or break your chances during an interview. Between applications, prescreening calls, initial interviews, second-round interviews and informal meetings with [...]
No Experience? Get an Internship!
Sad, but true – with an unemployment rate hovering around eight percent of the American population, people who have held steady jobs for decades are now finding themselves out of work and in uncertain financial circumstances. For all of these reasons, entering into the job market has become more challenging than ever before in recent [...]
Three rookie job search mistakes postgrads make
When it comes to starting off a postgrad search for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, I understand that there’s a different learning curve for everyone.
How to write a follow-up email
In all my years of reviewing applications and interviewing candidates for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, I’m always surprised by how few college graduates know the value of a follow-up email.
The morning before your big interview
So, you’ve managed to land your first big interview after college graduation, and the day of the meeting has finally arrived.
Tips to prepare for your first day as an intern
Whether you’re still in school or recently graduated, landing an internship is a major step towards your first entry-level position.
When you need to look beyond the usual candidate biases
Considering the amount of time, money, resources and planning that goes into finding a single suitable employee out of dozens of applications for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, it’s no surprise that hiring managers take great pains to get the decision right.
How to collect employee feedback
If you think your business is running as efficiently as possible, think again.
How to break the ice in an interview
While it might seem nerve-wracking to walk into interviews for premium entry level jobs and paid internships for the first time, it’s usually not nearly as bad as you might think.
Three things not to discuss at the start of an interview
While you might be eager to get the ball rolling when you walk into interviews for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, it’s important that you allow the conversation to develop naturally.
What not to say in an interview
When it comes to nailing an entry level job interview, your worst enemy can be yourself.
Three job interview waiting room tips
When it comes to impressing hiring managers recruiting for premium entry level jobs and paid internships, a good first impression can make all the difference.
Subconscious techniques for nailing an interview
One of the hardest parts of the job hunt for recent college graduates is performing well during an interview.
Probing questions to ask employers during an interview
As a recent college graduate applying for entry level positions, one of the most important skills you can master is succinctly answering a hiring manager’s interview questions.
