The Waiting Room
“‘I’m here for an interview with, ah… Mr. Jenson.” “Thanks,” said the receptionist. He felt more than saw her purposeful scan of his appearance. In his mind, the just-noticeable wrinkles […]
Tag Archives: Job interview
When You’re Wrong, You’re Right
“When you’re wrong, you’re right.” These words, spoken by a student I saw recently, gave me pause. They were talking about confidence – or at least the appearance of confidence […]
Exams? More Like “Knowledge Exploration Invitations”
Exams on the long weekend… For those of you in this situation, you have my utmost sympathies. Though, you’re probably too busy studying to be reading my blog. In any […]
Use Empathy to Master Your Next Job Interview
Busy week! Sometimes it seems like there’s a never-ending stream of students to see, employers to contact, people to follow up with, meetings to attend, and… well, blog articles to […]
