chris
hey! you are a great guy, i only hope i can actually practicalise all that you have itemized. i must confess they sound brilliant. thanks
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Kingsley Tagbo
Chris: Thank you … you made by day. I wrote this post from scratch entirely for you and believe me your job situation will change for the better … you just have to apply some strategy to use by using...
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Roland Hesz
Great advices! Just a few things though: 34. Start your interview preparation a month or more before you take the interview I usually have a week notice at most before an interview. And they don’t tell...
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Kingsley Tagbo
Roland: Thank you for your feedback. Here are my comments … and your feedback is always welcome #34: The principle is that you should always be ready for the job interviews at least … 1 month before...
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Ok, I understand your one month preparation now. It’s not about that exact interview, it’s a general “be prepared” attitude. A question: Do you plan to run a similar post on the other side? “How to run...
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Kingsley Tagbo
Roland: You are exactly right. It is a be prepared to ace your interview attitude. If you are asking about: “how to run, interview or hire”, I don’t have one in the works now … but I will if more...
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as for the salary discussion, I find in tech jobs it comes up almost immediately and cant be avoided. I have typically replied with, what is the range for this position and most have given me a range...
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