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I answer questions about job search, hiring more effectively, managing, leadership, and resolving workplace issues. If you have a question for me, you can email it in advance toTheBigGameHunter(at)gmail.com. In the subject line, put the phrase “Office Hours.” During the show, you can put any question into chat for me to answer.
Career Coach Office Hours: November 9 2021 | JobSearchTV.com
Today’s questions are:
How should you edit your CV or resume to match a specific position?
How bad is it to regularly be 5–15 minutes late for work?
Why is it bad to tell a job interviewer that you’re looking for a different job in order to get paid more? After a good interview, when I said this, she changed her tone then abruptly ended the interview.
Why does Google hire people who have a Ph.D. in computer science but can barely write any code? If Google is a software development company, why would Google hire such people?
If a new hire knows within 2–3 months that the job is a bad fit for him, should he quit then or wait a full year to not look like he’s job-hopping?
Should people hire based on passion over experience?
Is wearing a shirt and tie okay for a Zoom interview? AND Is it okay to wear a short-sleeve button-up beneath a casual sports coat?
Why should I hire a software engineer if I can just copy and paste code from Stack Overflow?
“We are still interviewing other applicants. We will contact you in 2 weeks if you are chosen.” If an interviewer says this, does that mean you did not get the job?
What makes a good leader?
Can leadership be taught?
What is the best way to seek permission to attend a job interview from my boss?
Do hiring managers feel they can accomplish a job interview just as well over the phone or Zoom, as they can with face-to-face interviews? Why or why not?
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