There are many components to a successful job interview.
Thorough preparation, confident body language, and an impressive demonstration of your skills and experiences are some of the things that will help you do well. However, a successful job interview doesn’t end when you walk out of the room. It ends with an important step that some candidates might underestimate: the thank you email.
You’re a brilliant designer and your work speaks for itself. However, that’s not always enough to close the deal when it’s time to interview for a new position or project.
Job interviews are nerve-wracking for many people. If you have a disability, the anxiety often climbs another notch. Let’s look at strategies for successful interviewing with a disability.
Think you know how to prepare for an interview? The difference between landing the job of your dreams and bombing the interview often boils down to one key element: how well you prepare.
You’ve done your research on the company, rehearsed your elevator pitch, dry-cleaned your best suit and printed a fresh copy of your fine-tuned resume and portfolio.
All the elements are in place for you to master every minute of your Big Interview—but then, once you’re in the hot seat, the worst-case scenario comes screeching into reality.
Finding the best jobs for introverts isn’t an easy proposition, which is why the interview process can be such a nerve-racking experience.
Big Interview co-founder (and chief coach) Pamela Skillings recently spoke with Nikki Waller of the Wall Street Journal to share tips and answer questions on not bombing the interview.
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