Good interviewers should try to put you at ease. But if you don’t prepare your answers… Or prepare a conversational style of answers… You’ll miss out on really connecting with your interviewer.
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Should I apply for this job if I’m nervous about being good enough? An HR Expert’s Interview Advice
While writing my interview book, I knew I needed advice from the interviewer‘s side. So, I called two Human Resource experts while writing 8 Steps for Interview Prep. They both talked about applying for jobs you aren’t 100% qualified for. So, if you’re worried about being good enough for a job, this post is forContinue reading “Should I apply for this job if I’m nervous about being good enough? An HR Expert’s Interview Advice”
How to End Your Emails (aka Stop Worrying About Email Sign-Offs)
When you understand your options, closing out your email responses should be quick and easy!
Authentic Communication: What is Business English? What’s the Difference from General English?
Business English is polite. But when you’re writing an email, a report, or starting a meeting… it’s also simple and direct.
39 Power Words: What They Are and How to Use Them in Your Resume or Job Interview
Talk about your job experience more effectively by using power words on your resume (or CV) or during your interview. When English learners study business English, knowing just a few of these strong verbs makes you sound powerful as a job candidate.
Checklist: How English Learners Can Prepare for a Job Interview in 8 Simple Steps
Preparing for a job interview as a non-native English speaker can be overwhelming. Download a checklist for 8 simple steps.
How to Start Your Emails (aka, Stop Worrying About Your Email Intros)
For too many people, writing emails takes far too much time. Fortunately, I’m here to help you write your emails (especially those intros!) in much less time.