Tag Archives: Interviewing
Proper Spelling is Good Business Etiquette
This article highlights some lamentable but funny spelling mistakes which undoubtedly cost the senders consideration for the job. Continue reading
Posted in business etiquette, Cynthia Lett, e-mail, etiquette, first impression, Interviewing, job search, media coverage of etiquette, quotes, recommendations, The Lett Group, university students
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Win Your Next Job With Three Essential Interview Skills
I found this article by Deborah Walker, CCMC which is a wonderful outline in very simple terms about how to ace your next job interview and get the job for which you are applying. Win Your Next Job With Three … Continue reading
Posted in conversation, Courtesy, e-mail, etiquette, first impression, Interviewing, job search, manners, media coverage of etiquette, networking, Office Attire, Proper Dress, recommendations, recruiters, thank you notes, university students, western etiquette
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Asking for letters of recommendation
Letters of recommendation are important but so is the way you ask for one. Continue reading
“Thx for the IView! I Wud ♥ to Work 4 U!! ;): Young Job Candidates Find Too-Casual Tone of Textspeak Turns Off Hiring Managers.”
I often talk with new college graduates about the best practices for getting that important first job. Some take my advice and land the job that will launch a successful career. Some don’t. This terrific article by Sarah E. Needleman, … Continue reading
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Potential Employers & Would-be Clients Show Poor Etiquette
Over the years, I have heard the statement over and over again, “I interviewed but never heard back from them.” Recently I have been experiencing the same dismay. One day in January this year, I was asked to meet with … Continue reading
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What’s Wrong with Swearing?
Swearing Imposes a Personal Penalty It gives a bad impression. It makes you unpleasant to be with. It endangers your relationships. It’s a tool for whiners and complainers. It reduces respect people have for you. It shows you don’t have … Continue reading
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