You've triumphed over the Applicant Tracking System (ATS) and captured the attention of real humans with your standout resume and cover letter. Now, you're on the coveted shortlist, poised for the ...

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Dear Sam: I am applying for a work-from-home position with an out-of-state company, so will only be engaging in virtual interviews. I usually do pretty well during in-person interviews, but I feel ...

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Ever found yourself stumped by a tricky interview question, unsure of how to articulate your strengths or explain a past mistake? You’re not alone. Many job seekers struggle with these common ...

Congratulations. You've successfully passed at least two initial stages of the selection process (the resume/application sift and the first stage interview), and now that the candidates have been ...

In-person job interviews are stressful enough, with candidates preparing answers, anticipating questions and crafting the right resume for the job. But, some hiring mangers throw in additional tests ...