The following list presents questions most often asked by recruiters who interview new graduates at college campuses. Although some of the questions may not apply to your situation, they give you a good idea of the types of questions a…
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Tell me about yourself. Who or what has had the greatest influence on the development of your career interests? How have your educational and work experiences prepared you for this position? What factors did you consider in choosing your major?…
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Question: Why don’t you tell me about yourself? This is the classic open-ended interview question. You could start telling your life’s history in two hours or less, but that is not what the interview wants to hear. Instead, such a…
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What shift do you prefer? (also, how do you feel about overtime?) For an interviewer to conduct a lawful employment interview, the employer must demonstrate job related necessity for asking the questions. The intent of the question is important and…
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In the preparation for a job interview, one must begin by taking a look at oneself. A good look in the mirror would be a good start to make sure nothing is being overlooked. Being clean and neat would definitely…
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Employers don’t have to hesitate when asked what they see as the number one problem with job candidates: a complete lack of preparation. True, a good many people are well-prepared to speak about themselves and their accomplishments, but they should…
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What happens before the interview is extremely important, although it’s often overlooked. Before you meet prospective employers, you often have indirect contact with those who know them. You might even contact the employer directly through e-mail, a phone call, or…
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Sample Questions For a Behavioral Screening: What type of opportunity/position are you looking for? Describe your ideal job. What are you looking for in this position? What is your ideal work environment? How would your current teacher/co-worker describe your work?…
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INTERVIEWING “DO’S” Know where you’re going before your appointment. Prepare…know about the company, the job, and how your background relates. Dress appropriately. Keep in mind the job for which you’re interviewing. Take extra care with your grooming. Bring along your…
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The tips on research and preparation still apply if your interview is by phone. However, since the interviewer can’t see your facial expressions showing your enthusiasm, warmth, sincerity and confidence, you need to be extra aware of making that come…
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Before we get into the specifics of how to succeed in interviews, it might help you to read about the different forms your interview might take. Your first interview is likely to fall into one of the following six categories:…
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(The applicant, Mr. Zhang Zhigan, was admitted by University of Minnesota Ph.D.program in Biochemical Engineering and got Full Financial Aid.) Dear Sir or Madam, It is my honor to recommend Mr. Zhigang Zhang to your graduate program. I first got…
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A good recommendation takes time to write. The letter provides decision-makers or employers with a clear and straightforward assessment of you from a perspective your recommender values and respect. Make sure the person writing your recommendation knows you and your…
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Making a curriculum vitae is not really difficult, however sometimes it is difficult to know what to write because being the curriculum vitae for the first job, does not have much experience that can be considered as an added value…
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As far as we know, our country has gone through a period of economic recession, which has not yet been totally overcome; as a result, the unemployment rate, although currently decreasing, has reached historical highs. Looking for a job is…
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This type of contract is distinguished by having a working period of less than 40 hours per week. The number of hours and days worked shall be agreed between the employer and shall be stipulated in the part-time employment contract. In…
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Whether you want to change your career, why you are not comfortable with your current job, or because you are looking for a new challenge, it may be time to terminate your current work contact, which is scary for many…
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If it is time to end your professional relationship, it is important that you learn how to write the letter of dismissal. Informing your professional body about your intention to say goodbye is something that should be done formally. If he looked…
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The labor market is becoming more and more competitive, which means that all the aspects that can differentiate your candidacy from all others make a big difference. In that sense, having a good letter of recommendation is something that can play…
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When it is necessary to face the competitive labor market in search of the much desired job, one must use all the “weapons” that are at our disposal. Whoever simply submits the resume is on a par with tens or hundreds of…
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Finding a job today is an arduous task, which requires commitment, willpower and above all the capacity to differentiate itself from the other candidates. Anything you can use to be able to stand out from your competitors is of great importance. To…
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A well-written and clear letter of dismissal is essential for the entire process of dismissal to run smoothly. Whether it is a letter of dismissal from the employee or a letter of dismissal from the employer, there are some rules…
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While most applicants ignore this step, sending a motivation letter along with all job applications can make all the difference. Learn how to write a motivation letter and take advantage of the benefit this document can provide you. Today, the overwhelming…
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