Interviews come in all shapes and sizes: Sometimes you’re with one interviewer, others you’re with five. Maybe you’ll be asked to lunch, expected to solve a problem, or invited to a Skype interview.

Your answer to that question–after coming home to a spouse or roommate, or debriefing a parent by phone–depends on lots of things: your confidence, your preparedness, your level of sleep the night ...

When I was a job seeker, I dreaded interviews. I hated the tricky interview questions, the brainteasers, and most of all, the questions I expected, but still couldn’t quite figure out how to answer ...

While this is one type of interview you may encounter, it is important to be aware of other types of interviews you may experience within your job search. In order to be well-prepared and confident to ...

Alternative to the standard and typical job interview are becoming an increasingly popular way for employers to assess potential employees. Rather than a face-to-face, sit-down interview, many ...

It's true: Not only do veterans need to worry about performing well in future job interviews, they also need to know that job interviews don't follow one standard format. As if preparing for a job ...

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Whenever it’s been my turn to ask a hiring manager some questions before wrapping up a job interview, I’ve typically fallen back on, “What do you like about working here?” If I’m lucky, I’ll get some ...

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