Around this time every year, I dispense a lot of advice to my graduate students, most of whom are on the job market. I get questions such as “How do I find a job that perfectly matches my strengths?” ...

1. Walking in late or visibly rushed Punctuality is still one of the fastest ways to torch a first impression before you've said a word. Showing up late for an interview makes a bad first impression, ...

Most of us get nervous before a job interview — but sometimes it’s not us who make things awkward, it’s the interview itself. From strange comments to downright unprofessional behavior, some stories ...

It’s happened to every seasoned professional at one time or another. You absolutely aced the job interview and feel like you made a genuine connection with the hiring manager. Walking out of the ...

First impressions last, especially in a video job interview where your initial screen-to-screen interaction sets the stage for the entire conversation. Of course, before you dive into the heart of the ...