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🤔 How to handle TOUGH interview questions!
Plus: Leaving your friends behind after you take a new job.
Hello Everyone and Happy Tuesday!
In today's email:
Tough interview questions! And how to handle them.
Got interview nerves? Our BEST tip!
Recruiters love to ghost people! Well they don’t love it, but they still do it.
Would You Rather… And yesterday’s lie!!
Leaving friends behind. How to cope when you leave a job.
Here’s what’s going on in the news (related to careers of course):
Workers want a record high amount of money before accepting a new job.
The supply of houses for sale in the U.S. is decreasing.
S&P downgrades many U.S. banks.
Have you ever been asked a question during an interview and you weren’t sure how to answer it? It may have even felt hard to answer?
It’s becoming more and more common for employers to ask behavioral-based questions during an interview. These questions can help them make an educated guess about how you will perform in the future based on your past experiences. It’s not uncommon for people to find these types of questions challenging or tough. They don’t have to be though!
Being able to answer these types of questions well will give you a leg up and impress the employer, boosting your chances of moving ahead in the hiring process.
So while you can’t predict the questions you will be asked during a job interview, you can familiarize yourself with some common ones. Here’s how you should handle these tough interview questions.
How To Deal With Interview Nerves!!! 😰😬😕
@j.t.odonnell 2 Tips For Dealing With Job Interview Nerves 👌🤝👍🤔. A lot of people get so nervous in job interviews that their voice cracks and gets highe... See more
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Have you ever been ghosted by a recruiter? Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon for recruiters to ask for an interview and when you send back interview times, they never respond back. So why do they do this? And what can you do to avoid it?
When it comes to our work life, sometimes choices we need to make feel difficult. Others are a no-brainer. Tell us which of the following is right for YOU!
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Yesterday’s lie from Two Truths & A Lie was… Story #3! Did you get it right?? Click HERE to see where we found the true stories.
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You probably won’t work at the same company for your entire life.
Whether you decide to leave on your own or if someone else makes that decision for you, just know that every job is temporary. You will most likely work for many different companies throughout your career, which isn’t a bad thing. As people grow and change they need different opportunities to help fuel their growth for a successful career.
However, leaving a job where you have made friends and have become a part of the community can be challenging. You most likely have spent a lot of time with these people and you have gotten to know each other pretty well. Leaving them behind is difficult. And the thought of having to make new friends and connections as a new job can be daunting.
Here’s what you need to know about leaving your friends behind.
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