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 [...]
A Tough Interviewing Question . . .
March 14, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Brian Krueger offers a candid and strong suggestion on the tough: ‘tell me about your greatest weakness’ question, or, a similar version I have used, ‘tell me about one weakness, everybody has some, that you have.’ I have always thought that answering this with what could be interpreted as a strength, for instance, ‘I work [...]
‘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 [...]
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 [...]
Lessons from a Recent College Grad
July 26, 2010 By Leave a Comment
My youngest child graduates . . .
