Thanks to the internet, you can search for a job in your bathrobe. But when you get called in for an interview, it’s a whole different story. Your resume alone won’t get you the job. Learn more »
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Thanks to the internet, you can search for a job in your bathrobe. But when you get called in for an interview, it’s a whole different story. Your resume alone won’t get you the job. Learn more »
You never get a second chance to make a first impression, especially when it comes to job interviews. Regardless of how much you research a company and rehearse exactly what you’re going to say the night before an interview, you must realize that what isn’t said is just as significant as what is said. Studies show that you only have seven to 17 seconds to make a favorable first impression and 18 additional encounters to change a first impression.