While most professionals have been working remotely for more than a year, it’s likely those aiming to make a career move are facing a fully remote interview process for the first time. In this new virtual journey, candidates must reevaluate how to make a positive, lasting impression, while also determining whether a position and company are a good culture fit. Without the ability to physically visit an office and experience its energy and employee interactions first-hand, how can prospective hires effectively gauge company culture?
Jessica LaFountain
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7 Questions to Ask to Help Gauge Company Culture
Posted by Jessica LaFountain on Apr 30, 2021 5:48:17 PM
Topics: Interviews, Company Culture
Five Dos and Don’ts for Acing Your Next Interview
Posted by Jessica LaFountain on Dec 19, 2019 8:45:30 AM
Interviewing for a new job often feels overwhelming. Unfortunately, that stress can show when you talk with a recruiter or hiring manager, leaving a less-than-perfect first impression. And though we’re currently in a candidate-driven market, you still need to outshine other individuals if you want to land your dream job. As a recruiter, I’ve interviewed hundreds of insurance professionals seeking to further their careers and I have identified several behaviors that set candidates apart. Here are my top five tips to help ease your stress and ensure you walk into your next interview prepared and ready to impress.
Topics: Interviews, Professional Development