A Memorable Cover Letter Will Boost Your Chances
When seeking to persuade employers you’re a worthy candidate try showing a little creativity using these tips. Plus, see a sample introductory letter.
Content: Career Information | Author: Arlene S. Hirsch | Source: CareerJournal (WSJ) | Subject: Cover Letters
How to Answer Questions About Your Weaknesses
Job hunters can seem self-serving if they try to present their weaknesses as strengths during interviews. These seven strategies can help you to effectively answer the perennial interview question, “What are your weaknesses?”
Content: Career Information | Author: Arlene S. Hirsch | Source: CareerJournal (WSJ) | Subject: Interviewing
When an Interviewer Says: ‘Tell Me About a Time When You…’
Will you be ready with a compelling anecdote when an interviewer asks you to describe problems you faced in past jobs? Use this formula for success in a behavior-based interview.
Content: Career Information | Author: Arlene S. Hirsch | Source: CareerJournal (WSJ) | Subject: Interviewing
‘Tell Me About Yourself’ Doesn’t Mean ‘Tell It All’
This open-ended request allows you to showcase your abilities and personality and present evidence that you’re better than your resume says you are. Here’s how to frame an effective response.
Content: Career Information | Author: Arlene S. Hirsch | Source: CareerJournal (WSJ) | Subject: Interviewing
Informational Interviews Pave the Way to Offers
It isn’t wrong to seek informational meetings when what you really want is a job. Here’s how to advance your career through such exploratory talks.
Content: Career Information | Author: Arlene S. Hirsch | Source: CareerJournal (WSJ) | Subjects: Interviewing, Job Search