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 [...]
Does Your Past Predict Your Future in Job Search?
January 29, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Even if you don’t like baseball, this Seth Godin observation about Bill James, a pioneer sports psychologist, can offer you a major interviewing tip. Take a minute, and read his blog post first: (with permission) by Seth Godin Bill James and you The guy who revolutionized baseball stats had a simple insight: past performance is [...]
‘What are YOUR hobbies?’
January 24, 2011 By Leave a Comment
What Are Your Hobbies? We help facilitate local interviewing skills workshops offered to folks enrolled at the local ‘One-Stop.’ (If you are looking for work, and have not visited your local One Stop – in our area called Employment Source – they offer solid resources and some very helpful, professional assistance. And, it’s free to [...]
Lessons from a Recent College Grad
July 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
My youngest child graduates . . .
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?
Finding a Job in City A While living in City B: Taking Action, One List at a Time
February 16, 2010 By Leave a Comment
How to Find a Job in City A while Living in City B: Part I – Making Connections
February 12, 2010 By Leave a Comment
Finding a job is difficult, let alone finding a job in another city across the country. But I’ve done it. Twice.
Tell Me about Yourself – the Two Minute Drill
February 11, 2010 By Leave a Comment
