My post last week on 3 things you must never say during your job interview was much appreciated & I got requests for more, so here’s a complied part 2. ?♀️Don’t say it’s on my resume: While it may be true that your resume may have all the required details to answer the interviewer’s question, […]
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It’s hard to have someone tell you what are doing badly, but, it’s also mission critical to your success. I have learnt to seek out feedback for myself, and it has become a foundational tenet for my growth. Here are 3 things I do to make the experience of receiving criticism less painful. ✌️I truly
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?♀️Don’t express regrets about your past When your interview is going great, you are comfortable and the conversation is friendly it’s extremely easy to slip into an Open Mode and that’s not a good thing. Never tell an interviewer “Looking back, I should have not taken this subject in my masters” or “I quit that
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Here is something interesting I chanced upon: Not only are our long-term goals psychologically taxing to think about, but they’re also scary. Fear of long-term goals can be broken down into three categories: Fear of starting: We put so much pressure on our long-term goals that we feel the need to wait until ‘the perfect
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Use strong and active voice in your communication emails, especially if you are trying to connect and build your network online. Using phrases like ‘I think’, ‘sorry’ ‘kind of’ or ‘maybe ‘ perceives you as less confident. Here are some phrase examples: ❌”I’m no expert but I think we maybe should do…” ✅”We definitely should
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