3 Signs Your Interview Isn’t Going In The Right Direction

Interviewing is nerve-wracking even in the best of circumstances. If you feel like you're under a microscope, it's because you are! Employers want to make sure that you can do the job. But, just as importantly, they want to determine if you can fit in with their team.

Likeability is an intangible component of your interview, so how do you ensure that you come across as likeable as well as competent? What do you do when your interview isn't going in the right direction?

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4 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Accepting A Job Offer

Receiving a job offer after a long job search is one of the best feelings in the world. Before you say "yes" though, it's important to determine whether you're making the right decision for you and your career.

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How To Connect With Potential Employers During Your Job Search

It's hard to be passionate about a job when you have no connection to the company. How do you show enthusiasm in your cover letter and job interview if you don't absolutely love what you'd be doing, or where you'd be doing it?

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ANSWERED: Auto Correct Ruined My Thank You Note! What Can I Do?

In this week's edition of Well,This Happened, the series that lets you become a career coach, we addressed Juan's unfortunate error while following up on a job interview.

Juan recently had a job interview where he felt that he connected well with the hiring manager and sent a thank you note in hopes of continuing the good impression he made. Unfortunately, he wrote the thank you note in his car and realized after sending it that auto correct had screwed up a couple of phrases in the email and made entire sections of the thank you note make no sense.

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HELP! Auto-Correct Ruined My Thank You Note! What Can I Do?

In this week's edition of Well, This Happened, the series that lets you become a career coach, we tackle a workplace dilemma from Juan. Do you think you know how to answer this AWKWARD situation? Let's find out.

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