by Irene Marshall | Sep 23, 2021 | Interviews
When I was a recruiter, sometimes I had to tell a candidate something personal that was uncomfortable. But I wanted to help them so they could put their best foot forward in an interview. 1) SMOKING: One time I interviewed a guy who clearly had a smoke...
by Irene Marshall | Jul 17, 2020 | Interviews
I’ve written a lot about first interviews, particularly about how to prepare for them. But what about the second interview? When you’ve passed your first interview with flying colors, you might wonder what the second interview will be like. My advice is...
by Irene Marshall | Jun 19, 2020 | Interviews
Have you ever left an interview with a feeling that something was not quite right? For the last 20 years, starting as a recruiter and now as a coach and resume writer, I have coached hundreds of people to get ready for their interviews, and then heard back with...
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by Irene Marshall | May 8, 2020 | Resume Writing
Do you have a master resume? It is essential to make sure your resume is relevant for any job you are targeting. But you don’t want to have 20 different versions of it, or you will drive yourself crazy! One alternative is to write a “master resume”...
by Irene Marshall | Feb 28, 2020 | Interviews
Have you ever left an interview with a bad taste in your mouth because it seemed more like an interrogation? What was the general attitude of the person interviewing you? Was anything specific said that made you feel defensive or uneasy? An example might be questions...
