This interview question typically comes from interviewing amateurs who have a list of similarly useless and uncomfortable questions in their arsenal. It measures your skill as an interviewer and your ability to handle stress more than your fit for the … Continue reading →
Many job seekers don’t think of themselves as sales people. The reality is that you’ve now found yourself in the business of selling yourself. As the Director of Sales for You, Inc., it’s important to stay optimistic while balancing your … Continue reading →
Tranquility or Anxiety? On a quiet summer night, the simple sound of chirping crickets can create a tranquil feeling. That same kind of silence from a hiring manager for more than a week after you’ve had a productive interview for … Continue reading →
We’ve all heard that “proper planning prevents poor performance”. This as true for job interviews as with anything else. Six Interview Types Here are some tips for recognizing and handling six different interview scenarios. Screening – These are conducted by … Continue reading →
Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance MasterMind Member Rob Engelman is an accomplished marketer. We were privileged to have Rob as a meeting contributor last year as he successfully tackled the challenge of transitioning from being a self-employed consultant to the … Continue reading →
Chad Coe, our proprietor here at MasterMind Connections, is shown (right) at a recent moment of triumph. As an auctioneer, he raised over $1 million at a black tie fundraiser. There is a name for this triumphant position. It’s called … Continue reading →
Here’s some video tips on phone interviewing from Brian Alden, CEO of Job.com And some others tips to consider: Stand up while you’re on the phone. This improves both your voice intonation and your energy level. Use a Land Line. … Continue reading →
