For most employers, interviews are less about identifying a finished professional and more about reducing uncertainty. They ...

If you have a job interview coming up, preparing for the questions you're most likely to be asked can make a huge difference in how well you do. Of course, you can't predict with perfect certainty ...

Dear Sam: I just graduated from college and I have been applying for different opportunities and going through the job search process. I have participated in traditional and phone interviews, but I ...

Always be prepared. Yes, I know the Boy Scouts have the market cornered on this one. But I can’t help but agree with them — especially when it comes to interviewing. Preparedness is the key to a ...

Question: I’ve been invited for a campus interview. I’ve started preparing my answers to potential questions and I’ve had a mock interview, but I know there’s a lot more involved in the campus visit ...

No matter how many you go on, job interviews can always be nerve wrecking. You put on your nicest clothes, print out your resume, and remind yourself to smile real big–and just when you think ...

One of the biggest parts of any job search is how you prepare for a job interview. Your stellar resume may have gotten your foot in the door, but you’ll need to win over your future employer in an ...

Editor’s Note: Previously in this Career Talk series, our experts on doctoral-career counseling have offered advice on running a tandem job search in academe and industry, searching for nonfaculty ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Most people would cite going for job interviews as one of the most stressful things they have to do. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

It's been said that, for every open job, hiring managers receive an average of 250 resumes. For this reason and others, more employers are choosing to conduct interviews by phone or video. To prepare ...