I haven’t been posting on a regular basis lately. Here’s my excuse: too much work.
Thankfully, the three-day inspection from the Department of Health is over so my available time to write has significantly increased (while my stress levels have tremendously decreased :).
Last week, Primer Magazine published my article “The 10 Most Common Job Interview Questions And The Reasons You Should Not Use Them” (link).
I would like to thank Andrew Snavely for hosting me. He has definitely put some work to get my article online.
Also check its sister (mirror, in fact) article, oriented to job seekers instead of managers and recruiters on The New England Job Show: Interviews: 10 Common Questions. And What You Should Not Say (link). It was conceived right after I wrote “The 10 Most…” in response to NEJS.ORG Editor’s challenge and was published on June 28th.
Update 6/20: Primer has also published 4 Things To Do When Looking for a Job After Graduating from College (link)
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