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4 wardrobe essentials for nailing that interview Ladders Contributor

Preparing for an interview can cause a lot of unwanted stress and anxiety. But the more you prepare for an interview, the better off you are — and that includes what you plan to wear to it! … Read More

What to do after being rejected for a position you really wanted Jane Burnett

There are steps you can take to stop a downward spiral when you are rejected for a position that you really wanted. Here’s what to keep in mind. Read More

These are the top 15 companies hiring for $100K+ jobs in March 2018 Meredith Lepore

Are you looking for a job? To help you find what you are looking for, Ladders has compiled this list of companies hiring for the most $100K+ jobs as of March, 2018. Ladders puts this data together using its continuously updated database of the highest paying jobs. Read More

The biggest interview mistakes are easily avoidable Monica Torres

Too many times, the equation to getting hired is filled with unseen elements that have nothing to do with your qualifications. A recent survey found that one of the biggest interview mistakes is a self-inflicted wound — your tardiness to the interview itself. Read More

4 ways to impress a recruiter during a phone interview— even though they can’t see you Jane Burnett

Just because the recruiter won’t be able to see you doesn’t mean you can totally let your guard down — in fact, you’ll need to work even harder to impress them. Here are things you might not necessarily need to do for an in-person interview, but can be a big help when doing one over the phone. Read More

6 tips to keep in mind when traveling for a job interview Jane Burnett

You scored the interview! Now you just have to take a plane, train or a car to get there. Here are six things to do when you have to travel for a job interview. Read More

Beyond stereotypes: An interview with Native American designer Bethany Yellowtail Rachel Weingarten

As a Native American woman, designer Bethany Yellowtail, of B. Yellowtail, also struggles with reaching acceptance and respect for both her culture and designs. She spoke with Ladders about trying to make her way as a female entrepreneur bootstrapping her business and smashing stereotypes on a daily basis. Read More

Why the secret to nailing an interview is the exact opposite of what everybody thinks Ladders Contributor

Congratulations, you’ve made the short list of candidates for your dream job. Now all you have to do is pass the final test: How do I walk into the room and convince the decision makers that I’m their best choice? … Read More

How to handle a rude interviewer Sarah Landrum

How do you handle a rude interviewer, and is it worth it to stay or time to leave? … Read More

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