Upon arriving for a job interview, you usually
interact with several people before meeting with the actual interviewers. Afterwards,
you may interact with them again. Why is that important? Sometimes, the job of
these individuals is to report back to the interviewers about you!

Your Next Job Interview Might be with the Janitor – Podcast CL104

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These five common eye contact mistakes can totally trash your job interview! Are you aware of them? Do you make any of these? As you know, if you want an awesome job interview, proper eye contact is critical. In this podcast, I'll discuss the five eye-related goofs you need to avoid!

Five Common Eye Contact Mistakes to Avoid During a Job Interview! – Podcast CL121

Do you have an individual development plan, also known as an IDP? This podcast explains what an IDP is and why you need a personal one for your career. Does your employer require you to complete an IDP at work? If so, they may be using it improperly!

Why You Need an Individual Development Plan (IDP) – Podcast CL120

Should you send a thank you after a job interview? Some say yes, it’s expected and the polite and professional thing to do. Others say no, it’s an outdated, old-school custom that will make you look like a dinosaur. In today’s Career Lantern podcast, I’ll explore this debate using a logical and pragmatic approach. CareerLantern.com

Send a Thank You After a Job Interview? Still Cool or Old School? – Podcast CL119

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At some point in the hiring process, job applicants will usually be asked to provide a list of professional references. What is the best way to create and submit such a list? Who should be listed as a professional reference? What can you do to make the job of checking references easy for a potential employer? This podcast explores these topics and more, and offers practical suggestions.

Your Next Job Interview Might be with the Janitor – Podcast CL104

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