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235: Should you “link it back” to the job in your interview answers?

Have you ever been told to “link it back” to the job at the end of your interview answers? You know the kind of thing: you finish your example and then tack on a little sentence explaining how you’d use those same skills in this role.It sounds like decent advice. You’re trying to ...  Show more

234: When your industry doesn’t really “do” interviews

Does your industry treat the hiring process like the Wild West? Maybe resumes are optional, cover letters are unheard of and the “interview” is really just a chat with the boss.Just because it’s “just a chat” doesn’t mean a little preparation won’t help. Putting more thought into ...  Show more

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