OP. You forgot one major thing if you're researching a hiring manager or executive. Be yourself. There are thousands of people, there's only one of you and one way you come across to them in your specific way. Relate somehow. Oh, they love their animal! Or the mountains or a native. You're possibly working with these people every day.

Pretty good suggestions! I have just one caveat to add. Every interview is different. Be careful that what you say is true and honest or you will start smelling your own bullshit. When you do that, you will start to give signs that you do, and you also know that the interviewer can smell it too. But, the interviewer will never let on that they do... See more

I had an interview with a c-suite exec

for a support role. I researched the heck out of the company, thoroughly explored their website, and then read reviews from clientele and employees wherever I could find them. I used that info to prep for my interview and I knocked it out of the park. I’ve never been a good interviewer or sold myself well, but... See more

The Secret to Acing Your Job Interview? (It Works Every Time)

So, how do you turn “We’ll be in touch” into “When can you start?”

Preparation. Preparation. Preparation

Master these 12 questions like a pro, and you won’t just impress—you’ll dominate.

1. “Tell me about yourself.” → Skip your life story. Instead, craft a 30-second pitch: where you

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