38 Quotes About Job-interviews

It is impossible to have an adult conversation with people who want to prove themselves unless it is a job interview.

Does this sound like you? You rock up for the job interview full of confidence, you know full well you can fill the position easily and possibly better than most, you’re friendly, outgoing, and personable, and you scare the shit out of the interviewer. They don’t know what to make of you.

I find it a challenge to cooperate in a society where it's considered moral to critique a résumé yet immoral to critique morality.

Asked what we do best, few of us would say 'doing a great job interview.' Yet this is one of the most highly rewarded abilities in life.

Authenticity and strategy could be called the 'yin and yang' of good interviewing--except that they aren't opposites. The opposite of authenticity is phoniness, and the opposite of strategy is randomness, or carelessness.

Interviewers are sick of robotic, canned answers people have read in books. So instead of feeding you readymade answers, I'm going to help you think though and prepare your own answers---ones that are both authentic and strategic.

It's perfectly normal to be nervous about job interviews. But if you get so anxious that your voice shakes, you can't stop fidgeting or it's hard to think clearly, that's a problem. Fortunately, there's a lot you can do about it.

A job interview is a two-way communication to probe for cultural and team fit. No matter which side of the table you sit, you should be asking questions that are important to you without fear.

Studies show that entering or re-entering the workforce at later ages is more difficult than at younger ages-INTERVIEW JOB APPLICATION AND RESUME WRITING TIPS FOR JOBSEEKERS 50 AND OVER, Author, V J SMITH BARNES AND NOBLE NOOK BOOK