Most of us hate that dreaded word: "networking." There are very few people who are not daunted by the idea of networking. It feels so embarrassing like you're going around asking people for a job. And you might feel like you're advertising the fact that you don't have a job. Plus, aren't you also making [...]
Most of us despise that dreaded word: "networking". There are very few people who are not daunted by the idea of networking.
As a professional recruiter, I’ve spent decades matching candidates’ salary goals with employers’ salary budgets.
Interviews are a two-way conversation. While you're rehearsing how you're going to answer the company's questions, remember to make a list of the questions you are going to ask so you and your potential employer can make an informed decision about whether you can help each other succeed.
