Preparation Phase of the Teaching/Administration Job Hunt (Part 5): The...
After completing your resume and cover letter, once an opening is found it is time to fill in the application. In a few weeks, we’ll have some links for where to look for job openings. Completing the...
View ArticleThe Preparation Phase of the Teaching/Administrative Job Hunt (Part 6):...
Sometimes it’s just helpful to mull over topics that are popular areas for questions in interviews. Before you get to thinking through sample questions, ponder areas of likely questions. There are...
View ArticleThe Preparation Phase of the Teaching/Administrative Job Hunt (Part 7):...
It is really important to get some realism into your blood system before you start interviewing. The simple 2 x 2 chart below helps to illustrate. There are 2 potential outcomes for each job that you...
View ArticleThe Preparation Phase of the Teaching/Administration Job Hunt: Types of...
In this stage, you are closer to standard interview preparation. You have created your brand, conducted your personal SWOT and ameliorated your weak topic areas. This second to the last preparation...
View ArticleLean Start Up Insights for RTI Implementation
As an entrepreneur, I thought it necessary to read Eric Ries’ The Lean Start Up. it’s a great read and has key insights. We’re far enough along in our businesses that the book doesn’t have real...
View ArticleInterviewing and Confidence
Today, at the Personal Branding Blog, Marc Miller wrote a piece on called Three Steps to Walking Into Your Interview With Confidence. The article contrasts with our approach in a couple ways. First...
View ArticleIntroduction Phase of the Interview Process: Overview
The Introduction Phase of the interview process is one that is easily overlook and can be quite critical to success. This phase begins as you drive onto the premises all the way through to the first...
View ArticleWhat Google Looks for in New Hires; What Can This Mean for You?
Tom Friedmann put forth a very interesting op-ed recently. It says a great deal about what matters most when hiring. Consider for you what this insight could mean for you, regardless of which side of...
View ArticleGenerating Questions to Ask the Interviewer
It’s always painful for experienced interviewers when a candidate refrains from asking a question at the end of an interview. It is such a great opportunity for the candidate to end on a high note....
View Article7 Ways to Wreck Your Job Interview – Career Corner – Education Week
Good, quick interviewing advice from EdWeek: 7 Ways to Wreck Your Job Interview – Career Corner – Education Week.
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