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PRHR’s #1 Interview Skill

June 9, 2010  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Interviews

Silence. Precious silence. I couldn’t agree more. You have to read The #1 Job Interviewing Skill from Punk Rock HR. It explains exactly why what you don’t say is more important than what you do say. I wish I’d written this… Silence is your secret weapon. Check it out here.

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All About Informational Interviews

May 20, 2010  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Informational Interviews

There’s a great article posted on Charity Village that details everything you need to know about Informational Interviews. It covers what an Informational Interview is, what you should ask, and why you should even bother. The thing that stood out most to me was the following piece of advice: You are not going in and [...]

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When Less Is More

May 10, 2010  |  Posted By: Trevor Wilson  |  Posted in Speaking

I just finished reading an interview of Claudyne Wilder on Bostonia called What Not to Do at the Job Interview. Now I don’t need to share another article about the “Do’s” and “Don’ts” of interviewing, but she touched on one specific point that I thought was extremely important. In her words: What’s the most common [...]

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The Interview Is Over. Do You Have Any Questions?

April 22, 2010  |  Posted By: Dan Nieves  |  Posted in Questions

Ah yes, everyone’s favorite part of the interview. It’s the time when they turn the floor to you and ask if you have questions. To be honest, this may be the most important part of the interview, or at least the part that can best help you stand out from a pool of candidates. A [...]

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