Tips From The Wall Street Journal
There are more companies that will let you use your computer to work from home. The Journal’s Sue Shellenbarger explains, “People are willing to trade off a lot to work from home. They’ll work for less, their trade off benefits.” The companies know that it can help them get the best people and save money.
Come back to the WRKO Career Advisor page each day for tips like the one above, presented by The Wall Street Journal.
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First Impression at the Interview
The first few minutes are critical. They will set the tone for the interview. Project enthusiasm about the position, show confidence and competence. Your goal is to convince the interviewer that you would be an asset to the company.
Visual Image - Dress appropriately for the position you're seeking. Your attire must fit well within the office. Don't wear a suit to a creative agency or jeans to a legal firm. If you don't know what the typical attire at the company is, ask when setting up the interview.
Be Prompt - Be on time! Allow extra time for traffic, parking and slow elevators. Do whatever it takes to arrive a few minutes early. Click here to find out more.
