In a job interview, your body language can make or break your chances of landing an offer. Research suggests that nonverbal communication — eye contact, posture, smiling, hand gestures — heavily ...

If you want one thing to focus on in your next job interview (and every job interview you attend in the future) here it is: focus on the person sitting across the desk from you. It is normal and ...

While an interview process is gruelling enough, many may hit a stump when the roles are reversed onto the interviewee. Several people may draw a blank when they're asked if they want to add any ...

There is a simple interview technique that is easy to learn and very powerful. You can teach this approach to a high school kid, and you can use it yourself. Once you get to the interview stage, your ...

Many interviews open with what I like to call "inkblot test" questions. Inkblot questions are those open, seemingly harmless questions which interviewers use as icebreakers to learn more about what's ...

One advantage of a phone interview is that you can’t be seen — which means you can use plenty of notes. You can prepare notes about the company, notes about the interviewer, key points you want to ...

An interview is essentially a structured conversation where one participant asks questions and the other provides answers. Therapy, therefore, can be viewed as involving an ongoing interview process.