By Danielle Roessle, LCSW, GCDFI, CCSP
So you got a call for an upcoming job interview, congratulations! Now, here’s what to do next that most of us don’t think about — ask questions! Check out our YouTube Video here.
Standing out in an interview is about more than just...
Over this last week, I've been working on a speech that I'm presenting to a tech association next month.
In the past, I would have written my speech and re-read it again and again, hoping that it would help me when I would take the stage. It never worked because I would fumble...
When I graduated with my Master of Social Work, I left the University of Denver with few connections and job prospects. I had three things going against me: I didn’t know what I wanted in a job, I didn’t know my value and work potential, and I didn’t have an established...
The first question that most potential employers will ask is, “So tell me about yourself.” When I practice this interview question with my clients, they tend to share their employment history or personal story. The flaws in these responses are that most employers don’t want you...
