From the first moment of the interview, show your interest in the position. You might ask, for example, about the best contributions that interns have made over the years. Keep in mind that good eye ...

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How to get the job. November 3, 2010— -- By now, we've all heard the same oft-repeated recommendations for acing a job interview: research the company -- and your interviewers -- ahead of time: ...

1. Find out if you know anyone who works at the company and get tips about the interview process, intel on the appropriate dress code, et cetera. Milk any and all of your contacts like cows with ...

Your smart tweets, clever video resume and even your connections aren't going to get your next job. No pressure, but a lot is riding on your interview. Aggressiveness is passé, says Shapiro. Unless ...

Job interviews are always stressful. Now throw in a global pandemic, record unemployment and the potential technological pitfalls of a video call. If you’re on a job hunt, it’s normal to feel a little ...