by Emily Rogan
Freelance Writer
If your job interviews aren't going so well, it might be because of these common little interview mistakes. Don't let them happen to you!
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by Zephanie Battle
CollegeXpress Student Writer
Whether you're a newbie to the game or a seasoned survivor, following these five steps will help prepare you for any job interview.
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by Tina Mulqueen
Founder, Kindred PR
Four questions that show you're a serious contender during your post-grad job interviews
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by Kevin Wright
Graduate, Lewis & Clark College
Looking for a job after graduate school? One recent grad offers his best advice on standing out among the applicants.
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by Zubin Ajmera
Industrial Engineer, Career Blogger
Is a bad grade hurting your postgrad job search? These three strategies can help when you're asked to explain a low GPA.
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by Robyn Scott
English Tutor, TutorNerds
Fun fact: Job interviews can be a lot like exams. Here's how you should study up.
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by Jessica Tomer
Editor-in-Chief, Carnegie Communications
Our resident word nerd shares five words you should try to avoid in your speaking and writing if you want to sound more confident--like a boss.
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by Kristen Fackler
Interactive Marketing Coordinator, Carnegie Communications
Oftentimes, a company will have prospective employees interview in groups as one of the initial steps. Here is some advice from an experienced group interviewer on how to stand out!
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by Leslie Tebbe
References can have a significant impact on the final hiring decision. Be ready at a moment's notice to provide potential employers with at least three solid ones.
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by Brian Braiker
No matter how much you may prepare yourself for a job interview, you may never be completely ready when that interviewer asks you why manhole covers are round.
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