Testimonial “Katherine, thank you for the excellent work you did through The Interview Doctor with our science education interns this year (2010/2011). Your two visits to our campus to work with the fifteen graduating seniors has made an incredible impact on the impression our students have made on the professional community and boosted the [...]
Helping New College Graduates Get Teaching Jobs
August 5, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Are a college student beginning your job search, or would you like to land an internship related to your major? We at The Interview Doctor can help you. Here’s some feedback from a college professor who utilized Katherine Burik, one of our Interview Doctors, to help her students. Let us know if we can help [...]
THE Key Interview Question
July 9, 2011 By Leave a Comment
‘Tell Me About Yourself?’ If you like this article, check out these other blogs: What NOT to bring to an interview Six ways interviewers are terrible A tought interviewing questions Tell me about yourself The Interview Doctor can help. Call us at 800-914-7349 or Dan@InterviewDoc.com or Katherine@InterviewDoc.com
‘From Nobody to Somebody in the Job Market’
February 10, 2011 By Leave a Comment
When you are competing with the world for that first (or next) really interesting professional position, you need to think creatively. New Grad Life blogs a post that caught my eye: ‘Eight Job Tips that Work.’ At least four of the eight are helpful reminders, kind of No-Brainers: (a) Business Cards, (b) Clean Up Your [...]
695 Opinions about the BIG $$$ Question . . .
November 25, 2010 By Leave a Comment
What do YOU do with the salary question? In today’s job market, it’s huge. Well I found a LinkedIn group discussion with nearly 700 comments. The person who posed the question does an excellent job of articulating the issues, and firing back further questions. I think this discussion addresses the issue in such detail that [...]
Lights, Camera, Action!!!
November 17, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Today, great interview preparation includes a special extra step for people with chutzpah (Look it up: www.dictionary.com ). If you want that next great job, listen to the link I’m about to make between practice interviewing and a video camera. I’m in a Toastmasters club where we practice giving speeches, we practice communication techniques, and [...]
First impressions…lasting impressions.
November 15, 2010 By Leave a Comment
After weeks of working the process, it happens, you land a real job interview! Congratulations! Now, how will you prepare for this meeting? Most candidates remember to take along copies of their resumes and and a portfolio of accomplishments. They brush up on their answers to commonly asked questions. These things are important, however, have [...]
Taking the dread out of interviewing.
May 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment
My first panel interview…not a slam dunk! (Part 2)
April 9, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Here’s how I did.
So I’m sitting in this huge room interviewing with the Cleveland Cavaliers . . . I couldn’t tell you specifically what they asked. Why?
