56 Results for "interview advice"

Video interviewing is not the wave of the future; it's already here. So we all have to embrace video interviews and work at recording them successfully. Here are 11 key video interviewing tips that will give you an edge on your competition.

Most of us get nervous before and during job interviews. But what causes these feelings of nervousness to arise? Here, we answer this question—and offer specific advice that will help you reduce your interview stress and anxiety.

Typically, an interview has three parts: the "tell me about yourself" part, the "behavioral question" part, and "the do you have any questions for me?" part. Here, you'll find tips for how to prepare for all three parts, so you can nail your next interview.

The anxiety that comes the night before a big interview can be worse than the interview itself. Here's a checklist of what to go through the night before so you can relax, let go, and crush your interview.

Preparation for a TED Talk has a lot in common with preparation for an interview. Here, you can read about how three famous TED Talkers prepared for their Talks, and how you can use these preparation methods for your next interview.

Even seasoned interviewees can fall back on some phrases that, while often well-meaning, can land them in trouble. Check out 14 interview no-nos and what to say instead.

Interviews are stressful, so it's understandable to want to get as much advice about them as possible. However, some interview advice can hurt rather than help you. Here are three common tips to beware of.

How do you turn your summer internship experience into a job offer? We've got five tips on making your summer situation permanent.

Here are three things you can do to be more self-confident before an interview.