Aug 292010
 

Even if a professional in the area of recruitment inevitably I have to face an interview every time I want to make a job change or simply catch the rhythm of labor activity. Whenever I go with the idea that just because it is good in itself. I can grow professionally and as a person. And I know that even here the experience is a plus. I do not consider an interview as a test, though I know logically be valued my experience, my personality traits and even my appearance. My goal is to find that common language with the interviewer that allows us to negotiate. I should not feel intimidated. My coach job may be older than me or has more experience, but I know that “good professional” treat me as an equal. Continue reading »

Aug 282010
 

First of all I would like to stress the importance of carefully reflect on my goals, aspirations, and whether they are consistent with the position or company to which I aspire. There is nothing more to discourage an interviewer to talk with someone who seems to have done or even raised his career in a serious way. Continue reading »

Aug 282010
 

your-way2

By Hans Chen

What if the company of your dreams doesn’t recruit on campus? To find out what students in these situations can do, Vault contacted a handful of career services officers at campuses around their country for advice.  Continue reading »