I’ve had more than my share of interviews in the last year. Some have gone exceptionally well, others not so much. As a result, I feel as if I am somewhat qualified to pass on some interviewing tips to those of you who are new to the workforce, reentering the job market, or desperately looking for work in this crappy economy.
1) Let’s back up. In order to get the interview, you must have a good resume and cover letter. Have your resume professionally written, or at the very least have someone knowledgeable about resumes look it over. (Shameless plug: That would be me.) Have several versions that you can send out based on the kind of job you’re applying for (i.e. I have a resume that highlights only my writing and another that encompasses all of my marketing experience).
Target your cover letter to specific job requirements and your [...]
Original post by amykennard@sbcglobal.net (Amy Kennard)
