Career Advice

What Happens After the Interview?

After you've aced the job interview and been told you'll hear back soon, it's only natural to feel a mixture of relief and anxiety. The waiting game begins. Now that you've made it through the first part of the process, you might be wondering what comes next. Here's a look at a few things that typically happen after a job interview, as well as some advice on how to handle each stage of the process.

How To Back Out of a Hiring Process Gracefully

You have a right to back out of an employment hiring process at any time unless you sign a legal contract. However, it's always wise to do it in a respectable way to keep your reputation clean in case the employer has another job you're interested in one day. These are some tips for backing out of a hiring process if you find that you're not happy with something along the way.

Employers Value These Soft Skills

When writing your c.v., make sure to include your soft skills. More employers these days are looking for job candidates with soft skills in addition to technical expertise and education.

What's it Like to be a Receptionist?

There are loads of receptionist jobs available online. You already know what a receptionist is; you’ve probably encountered them during your life, at hotels, office buildings, and the like. But if you’ve never actually been a receptionist, you may not realize what it’s like to actually be one.

What Does It Mean When an Employer Sends You a Survey?

Surveys are becoming a massive thing for employers these days. Not only do active employers send their workers surveys, but prospective ones do as well. You might even get a survey from an employer that rejected your application or interview. Why do they send those things?