Not so long ago, job interviews were conducted almost exclusively in person. Hiring managers were able to assess candidates during these interviews, getting an idea about everything from the applicant ...

Contrary to belief, remote work isn’t all pajamas and coffee shops. Working remotely means working, which means getting the job done and being productive all day, every workday. As a remote-friendly ...

Back in the “before times,” when most of my clients expected to be interviewing for jobs in person, my interview coaching looked and sounded a lot different. I would meet up with a client to discuss ...

Remote interviews have become a standard part of the hiring process, especially in a digitally connected and flexible work environment. Whether you're applying for a fully remote job or just going ...

You can prepare all you want for a job interview, but still be asked a curveball question that leaves you stumped for how to answer. Should you say “I don’t know” when you actually don’t know? The ...

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The pandemic upended where, when, and how we work. Over the past two years, employers have experimented with new, flexible ways of working, and many have made the move to permanent remote workplaces.

If you're looking for a job these days, you could do a lot worse than eBay or Intuit. Both companies have done well in 2020, and both are hiring According to PayScale, the average salary at eBay is ...

(In case you’re unfamiliar, here’s a handy guide to asking behavioral interview questions and evaluating a job candidate’s answers.) Selecting the right person for the job is obviously the goal, but ...

More than half of recruiters admit to asking this as a first question in an interview. This question is intended as an icebreaker but feels vague. Here’s what to say and what not to say. In a ...