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Overnight Sensation - Public Speaking, Communication and Personal Development

Achieving Fast Results through Powerful Communication


So you’re sitting there in your interview and things are going well. But then you’re asked a common question, one that you know the answer to – why are you leaving your current job (or why did you leave your last job). But how do you answer it? Truthfully? What they want to hear?

Just wanted to invite you to check out a few of the blog carnivals that were kind enough to host some of my posts this past week. Here they are:
The Gaming My Blog Carnival has some interesting posts on video gaming – one of my true addictions.

Job interviews are full of opportunities for you to shine as a candidate. One opportunity that is frequently missed is when the interviewer asks the candidate if he or she has any questions. I always ask this when I’m done with my questioning because this is what tells me how interested the person is in the position. Yet more than half of the people I’ve interviewed through the years had either no questions or struggled to come up with one.

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