Make no mistake. Everyone knows how to interview but only the cream of the crop know how to interview ingeniously. You need to be ingenious to get an offer instead of your competition. Read weekly tips on how you can stand out from the crowd, conquer your fears about interviewing and approach them with newfound confidence.
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Written by Abby Kohut
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 People say that there are no guarantees in life. Maybe so, but I guarantee you that you are guaranteed to be asked a question in an interview about your weaknesses. Your mission should be to be well prepared to not only answer this question, but to answer it successfully.
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Written by Abby Kohut
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 Last night, on my weekly Career Wake Up Call, we discussed the topic of how much detail to provide when answering interview questions. Instead of thinking of an interview as a person asking questions and trying to stump you, think of it as a two-way conversation.
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Written by Abby Kohut
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 Last week on our Career Wake Up Call, a job seeker asked me what to do when someone calls you "overqualified" during an interview. In a weird way, this can actually be a blessing in disguise.
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Written by Abby Kohut
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 Last week I gave you my two cents about the "Informational Interview". I mentioned that no matter what stage of career development you are at, asking for an opportunity to meet with an expert inside the walls of a company that you might want to work for someday is a tool in your toolbox worth dusting off. I also mentioned that you can have an informal informational interview when you meet someone at a networking event who works in an industry or profession that appeals to you. I thought that this week I would offer you some intelligent questions to ask your interviewer which you may want to drop into your toolbox.
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Written by Abby Kohut
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 It still amazes me that in my 15 year career of corporate recruiting experience that only a handful of people have asked to have an informational interview. No matter what stage of career you are at, asking for an opportunity to meet with an expert inside the walls of a company where you might want to work someday is a tool in your toolbox worth dusting off.
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