This post relates to an article written for JobMob entitiled Tricky Job Interview Questions and Answers. It’s the $5K Guest Blogging Contest . Go and take a look and then come back and read the rest of the post (it makes no sense otherwise ) Sarah, our esteemed editor suggested I write an article and [...]
Bestselling author Chevy Stevens very kindly agreed to be interviewed for Birds on the Blog. Angela has just read and reviewed Chevy’s new novel Never Knowing, and you can read her review here. Could you tell us a little about yourself, please? Well, I grew up on a ranch on Vancouver Island, where I still [...]
Probably the most important part of getting your writing right is to really know what makes your customers (or any other audience) tick. Customer analysis techniques are great for getting hard facts and data. But if you want to write so you touch their hearts, you need to back up the formal information with something [...]
Interviews are all about getting answers. Interviewers, whether it’s one person or a panel are not out to trick you but want you to respond in a way which shows them how you could transfer your skills and attributes, knowledge and experience into the role you are applying for. This means they want EXAMPLES of [...]
After short-listing candidates, invite the best qualified for interview. Send a formal invitation letter by post or email and then confirm with a phone call to make sure that they have received the invitation letter. What to include: A thank you to the candidate for their application When, where and how long the interview will [...]
If I sat down and really thought about what I could achieve in a single day, I might be able to come up with some interesting challenges that I think might be possible…. but record a whole album? Well that would probably not be one of them, even if I had the requisite talents. But [...]
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