Video: Being On-Time For the Interview

Entrepreneur & "service enthusiast", Susan Brooks, speaks on the value of having a "Heart Engaged Spirit" during an interview.

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Before your next interview, do your homework. Find out how to make research a critical and helpful part of your job interviewing and researching process. Mark Sanborn, President of Sanborn and Associates, speaker and author (The Encore Effect, You Don’t Need a Title to be a Leader, The Fred Factor) shares his insights.

Melinda Saunders of T-Mobile talks about answering interview questions with professional and not personal responses.

Susie Huckabee tells us her top 2 interview no no's.

Leave off all personal information, if it's not job related then it's not relevant.

Follow up is very important and can be the thing that seperates you from the pack. Susie tells us the best ways to follow up.

Susie Huckabee gives us her top resume tips. Enjoy!

You must research a company if you want to have a successful job interview. Susie Huckabee tells us how we can accomplish this.

You will hear this at the end of every interview, and a blank stare is not going to win you any points. Susie Huckabee gives us some great tips on ways to prepare and come up with some questions when the time comes.

Typos say more about you than anything in your resume. Michelle tells us what typos say about you as an employee.