According to a recruitment expert, candidates anticipate the most simple interview questions with horror. For many of us, job interviews can be a nerve-inducing experience. In some situations, that ...

Going to a job interview is one of the strangest experiences a working person can have. Even in the most stressful situations, like taking graduate-school exams or auditioning for a new Broadway ...

Answer by Tessa White, Founder and CEO of SHE Team, on Quora: I tell people to follow a simple formula: 1, 2, 3. Be prepared in the interview with one weakness, two personal unique facts about ...

If you want one thing to focus on in your next job interview (and every job interview you attend in the future) here it is: focus on the person sitting across the desk from you. It is normal and ...

Let’s see if this scenario sounds familiar: You’re in the interview hot seat, but so far, you’re pretty sure you’re nailing it–until the hiring manager throws you a curveball. The dreaded “What’s your ...

Many interviews open with what I like to call "inkblot test" questions. Inkblot questions are those open, seemingly harmless questions which interviewers use as icebreakers to learn more about what's ...

One advantage of a phone interview is that you can’t be seen — which means you can use plenty of notes. You can prepare notes about the company, notes about the interviewer, key points you want to ...

The scrutiny of a co-op board interview can ratchet up the tension when you’re buying in New York City. Facing questions ...

Early on in your career, you’re focused–quite reasonably–on skill acquisition. To get ahead, you need to get good at something. But once you’re an expert in a certain area, something funny happens: ...

Children may say the darnedest things, but when it comes to questions about faith they can make even the most learned parents and priests pause. "These are tough," Pope Francis said when presented ...