INTERVIEW DOS AND DON'TS

The Questions You Should be Asking: Four Experts Tips Now that the job market appears gradually more optimistic, people are dusting off their resumes and preparing to head into interviews. Once things really turn around, however, it is likely that you will not be the only one applying for any given position. Many key members of organizations who have been working lean and waiting for the economic climate to improve may be flooding the job market simultaneously. And that means competition may be fiercer than ever when you do head in for an interview in the near future. The most important thing to remember is to be prepared Of course, you should emphasize your transferable skills, analytical thinking abilities and previous accomplishments, but remember to do your homework about the company you are applying to. Hiring managers want to hear what you can offer the company and an excellent way of proving that is going to the interview well versed in the major products and services of the organization, the divisions and parent company with which it is affiliated, and it