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Lisa Dubino
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Always Take the Interview
Interviewing takes practice. No matter how trivial the job might seem, take the interview. This is a great opportunity to try new things...
Lisa Dubino
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The Columbo Effect
One of my favorite '70s television shows is “Columbo.” Columbo was a homicide detective with the Los Angeles Police Department. His...
Lisa Dubino
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When in Doubt, Ask for Clarification
Sometimes during an interview, you’ll get a vague question that makes you scramble. Instead of making an assumption about what the...
Lisa Dubino
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Keep your answers fresh
In an effort to not come across as a survivor of back-to-back interviews, change up your canned answers. Test a few examples beforehand...
Lisa Dubino
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Have your interview questions ready
If I had to pick one piece of advice for interviewing, aside from the obvious of appearance and having your work area set up, it would be...
Lisa Dubino
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Don't Worry, Be Happy
When it comes to interviews, having both a positive attitude and outlook is extremely important! Employers can sense desperation and...
Lisa Dubino
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Diversity, Equity, and Culture questions
Be ready for new questions during your interview. Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) have made it to the mainstream and businesses...
Lisa Dubino
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List of Questions
Consider your list of questions—the ones you plan to ask the interviewer—as your protective shield throughout the job search process. By...
Lisa Dubino
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Don't Stop at the Interview
Continue following up with hiring managers. Your work is not done once the interview is complete or the thank-you note sent. Following up...
Lisa Dubino
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Who Gets a Thank You Note?
Write Thank-You notes after interviews to all interviewers. A quick note (by email is fine) of thanks that emphasizes your interest and...
