Interview Questions

I've been writing this newsletter for nine years now and I'm asked for career advice all the time. So I thought I'd help you get off to a great start here in 2012 with my single best career tip.

An interview is actually about how you can help your future boss and future employer succeed. I've updated my collection of my twenty best interview questions to arm you with easy-to-ask, revealing-to-answer questions that will help you impress your interviewer.

When it's time to interview, you'll need more than attitude; do your homework to put yourself ahead of the pack.

A job interview is like dating — you want to seem interested but not overly interested to the point where you’re undesirable — available but in demand, agreeable but with limits.

I've pulled together fifty of the best articles we've written recently in order to help you get your 2011 job search off on the right foot and feel much more comfortable, secure and smart in your high-end job hunt...

Those interview questions you answer may have been designed by a computer.

Some of you put the pointers in last week's newsletter into practice right away, with great results! So I thought I'd turn the microphone over to you this week and share just a dozen of the replies we received…

The best questions to ask in an interview to find out what a position holds in store.

Understanding the typical schedule and purpose of each round can prepare you to face each and give you an advantage in the hiring process.

Two bits of advice that we've shared with you over the years stand out as being the most useful for professionals looking to make their job search successful.