How to Answer the Interview Question: “What Is Your Greatest Accomplishment?” was originally published on WikiJob.
“What is your greatest accomplishment?” is one of the most challenging behavioral questions you can be asked during a job interview.
As children, we …
As someone who’s been on both sides of an interview, I’ve heard a lot of things that were better left unsaid. I’m sure the speaker meant well (usually), but nerves just got in the way (guilty as charged!). But sometimes …
This article was originally published on MightyRecruiter.
Interviewing applicants for an open position can be an exciting time for a hiring manager because you get to meet with several different people to determine who the best fit for the job …
This article was originally published on Indeed.
An internship can be an important step in starting your career. Whether you’re applying for a paid or unpaid internship position, the interview process provides a valuable opportunity for you and the company …
This article was originally published on Handshake Blog.
Get ready to ace your next job interview with these essential tips! Learn how to research the company, practice your answers, and more.
Preparing for an interview can be nerve-wracking, but with …
Getting rejected for a role after you spent time crafting a cover letter and preparing for an interview is disappointing. It can affect your confidence and make you doubt your skills. You may even find it hard to apply for …
This article was originally published on USAJOBS.
This is a quick summary of how the federal application process works when you use USAJOBS to apply for positions.
1. Create an account with login.gov
First, you need to create an account …
This article was originally published on USAJOBS.
Whether you’re a current federal employee or new to the federal government, your resume is the primary way for you to communicate your education, skills and experience.
Before you get started
Read the …
This article was originally published on WayUp.
This is a tough question because you’re forced to talk about a difficult time with a complete stranger. Fortunately, it’s also a great opportunity to turn a big challenge into a great accomplishment. …
This article was originally published on WayUp.
You met with a recruiter, had a fantastic interview and then you never heard back. If you’re disappointed (or worse, panicking), don’t. There are lots of reasons why a …
