This section of The Resume Clinic’s Career Management U. offers sound advice on how to master the interview phase of your journey. After your resume gets you into the door, you need to wow the interview to grab the brass ring. Most of your competition won’t prepare for this very important step in the process. Read further, get interviewing help, and stay ahead of the game.

6 06, 2016

Waiting for Job Interviews to Begin

William Mitchell, CPRW2024-09-23T12:46:02-05:00Interviewing Help|

Before leaving for job interviews, you ensured you outfit was flawless and studied your notes on the company’s direction and recent news. You’ve eliminated your nervous ticks that crop up during the pressure of an interview and prepared answers to almost every interview question that they could possibly ask. And you've printed extra copies of [...]

1 06, 2016

The 5 P’s for Acing The Interview

William Mitchell, CPRW2024-09-23T12:45:54-05:00Interviewing Help, Job Search Preparation|

One of the most stressful processes you will ever go through is the interview process. The combination of pressure to produce the right answers to interview questions with the realization of what is at stake can get to you if you’re not careful. Here are 5 “P’s” to remember for acing the interview and putting [...]

27 02, 2016

Looking for Employment: Get To The Decision Makers

William Mitchell, CPRW2024-04-23T11:17:56-05:00Career Management Help, Interviewing Help, Job Search Preparation|

“Don’t wait for your ship to come in. Swim out to it!” - Steve Southerland Your resume writer has prepared for you a strong document that should optimize your chances for an interview. So you begin looking for employment by scouring the online job boards and company websites, where you begin applying for positions. But [...]

15 02, 2016

Interview Tips: Survey the Work Environment

William Mitchell, CPRW2021-12-21T15:14:11-06:00Interviewing Help|

Do You Really Want To Work There? You know what they say, everything that glitters is not gold. This can definitely be true of the work environment you are entering, or at least attempting to enter. The job description of the position seems to be right up your alley. The hours, benefits and salary all [...]

15 02, 2016

Waiting For The Job Interview To Begin

William Mitchell, CPRW2024-09-23T12:46:02-05:00Interviewing Help|

It is no surprise that your brand new resume and cover letter secured you a job interview. After all, it was targeted, easy to navigate, and spoke directly to the needs of the employer, right? As you are supposed to, you arrived to the job interview 15 minutes early and now comes that uncomfortable wait [...]

5 01, 2016

Dress For Success: Job Interview Wardrobe Tips

William Mitchell, CPRW2021-12-21T15:14:20-06:00Interviewing Help|

First impressions are everything. What your interviewer perceives you upon the initial meet can color their perception of you before the interview even begins. Did you know that some research shows that 85% of communication is nonverbal? So you want to ensure that what your job interview contact sees communicates confidence and professionalism. As an [...]