by Joe Stein | Interviewing
The title of this week’s column is more than just the title to a famous Temptations song in the mid ’60s. It is also a dilemma faced by many Job Seekers who have (unfortunately found themselves out of work for an extended period of time. Last month, a reader of...
by Joe Stein | Interviewing
It is really not rocket science what employers want out of the average employee, yet sometimes it so difficult to find in applicants. For a qualified Job Seeker, if you have and can show you possess just a handful of core positive employee behaviors, it will...
by Joe Stein | Interviewing
In today’s work environment, so much involves working with other people in order to accomplish goals. With our evolution moving away from inpiduals working with machines without interaction and more towards team-based work groups’, questions about your ability to work...
by Joe Stein | Interviewing
These questions can come in many variations. It may simply be asking you to describe your supervisor, or maybe it is asking about what type of person you respond best to. It may also be asking what you didn’t like about your past boss. Regardless of how the...
by Joe Stein | Interviewing
This open-ended question should generate excitement in a savvy Job Seeker. The reason for this reaction is that this question provides an opportunity for you to sell yourself to the Interviewer. The question can be asked in several ways such as “How Can You Help the...
by Joe Stein | Interviewing
This question will obviously be asked more in a position of supervision or management. The idea of what is someone’s style has grown more important in the last 20 years as people begin to make the connection between a certain style and the productivity of a group....
