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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...
Lisa Dubino
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Prepare for All Job Interviews
Before you get called for your first interview, develop responses for common interview questions, and then practice them — ideally using...
Lisa Dubino
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Schedule your interview day and time mindfully
Don’t jump on the first opening for an interview without considering if the day and time actually work for you. Take into consideration...
Lisa Dubino
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Beware of the Internal Applicant
It’s so easy to assume things when you’re interviewing. Navigating the interview process can be a rollercoaster of emotions. There's a...
