The widely used behavior-based interview is critical for hiring. Find out how you can best prepare with seven expert tips.

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Getting ready for an interview shouldn’t be confined to the night before your appointment. Learn how to prepare every day.

In this Monster Podcast, a career expert explains how to mind your manners when a job or business deal is at stake.

Can you have a legal job and a life too? Yes, but it won’t come easy. Vet a firm’s work/life balance quotient with these tips.

Your retail paper application may now be a computer. The process for using an in-store kiosk calls for careful thought and preparation.

Wondering how to handle that upcoming interview for a law job? Let our dos and don’ts guide you in the right direction.

What to wear on the big day depends on the industry and job you're pursuing. Here's a primer on how you should look by career area.

Appearance counts, especially at the interview. Create a professional look that will get you hired with these tips.

Do you know how to make your case to an interviewer? Follow these 10 tips to boost your chances of landing the job.

It’s not necessarily racial or ethnic bias, but an accent can affect hiring decisions. Learn why the way you speak might matter to an employer.

Should your suit be single- or double-breasted? What about shirt color? If you’re one confused guy, check out our interview fashion advice.

You’ve got your interview attire ready and practiced answering common questions. Our checklist will tell you what to bring.

Recruiter Kent Kirch offers advice for preparing, practicing, presenting and asking pertinent questions.

Up for a nursing job? Here's what to ask to help you determine if the position is a good fit.

This style of interview is popular in healthcare. Make sure you don't make these three common mistakes.

In an interview, the product you're selling is you. Give them reasons to buy.

Preparation is key to acing the interview. Follow these pointers to make sure you're ready for the big day.

Navigate your way to a job at a Big Four firm with this interview road map for undergraduates.

What are you likely to face in round two of the interview process? Keep these issues in mind.

Dan Garriott once worked in creative; now he places its workers. Get his unique insights on selling your talents.

Here's how to leave the interviewer with a clear picture of what you could do for a company.

To get the interview, you'll have to get past the phone screen. Here's how to ace it.

The motto for successful job interviewers at any age is "be prepared." Get advice especially for 50-plus job seekers.

Chances are you don't have an agent, so when it comes to salary negotiations, you've got to serve as your own. Here's how.

You're interviewing for a finance job and make the callback cut. What do you wear the second time around?

Deciding what to wear to an interview can seem difficult. But the rule of thumb is really quite simple -- and can be liberating.

With so many options in interview attire, how do you know what to wear? Let us help you dress for success.

Temp jobs don't have to be temporary. Use your interview as your first opportunity to prove yourself.

Your mother was right: Being honest is a winning strategy, especially when you're looking for a temporary job.

You don't want to make the biggest impact with your inappropriate interview clothing. Here's some help.

You know your strengths and you understand your value in the market. So why would you need an executive coach?

The last person you want to annoy is the one interviewing you. Here are seven things that can break you.

Recruiters say tech job seekers often make these mistakes during interviews. Know them; avoid them.

A bad boss can make a potential dream job a true nightmare. During your interview, watch out for these 10 warning signs.

Of course, you need good techniques, but approaching interviews as an engaging conversation can put everyone at ease.

Many athletes use visualization to prepare for the big game. Learn how to use this method for your next interview.

A telephone screen call can come at any time. Prepare youself and whoever answers the phone.

Stay focused on these basic tenets to prepare for your next interview and prevent the jitters.

Sure, you've got employers clamoring for your services, but the best recruiters still want you to impress them.

Learn five ways to ensure your success in the most stressful part of the job search: The interview.

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