Financial changes can be stressful, especially when you’re nervous about a pay cut or job loss. You know you need to do something to make yourself happier, but execution isn’t always there. You might ...

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Sitting for a job interview without a human on the other side of the screen can be both a relief and a stressor for interviewees. It is becoming more common, particularly for professional positions.

Our understanding of professionalism is heavily influenced by cultural contexts and work environments; as different professions are characterized by different bodies of knowledge, scopes of practice, ...

In scenario interviewing, questions reveal the applicant's approach to certain situations. When you use a scenario interviewing approach, you pose situational or "what-if" questions to job candidates ...

When you ask someone a question, you want a truthful answer. Unfortunately, that’s not always what you get, especially in a job interview where a candidate is trying to look good. It’s possible to get ...

Imagine someone taking an automobile to a mechanic for a repair. The mechanic asks, “What’s the problem?” The customer replies, “I’d rather not say. Just take it apart, and tell me what you find.” ...

Your goal during an interview is to convince the employer that you are the best candidate for the job. In order to accomplish this, you must be able to clearly and articulately convey that you have ...

The interview has gone well. You presented your skills effectively and had a good exchange with everyone you met. You even made them laugh. Now, comes the dreaded final question. Do you have any ...

The method with which a journalist conducts an interview was once a topic of great debate. In 2012, several journalists who spoke to Poynter about interviewing methods called email “a last resort” and ...