I am looking for a job. I have a degree in business administration but haven't really got lucky to work on it. any idea suggestions on how to get a job? what kind of jobs I can apply
Reference checks are a really normal part of aim interview process, so you should definitely be ready to answer this #interview question!
Check out these tips on how to answer this question, especially if you’re nervous about your boss finding out about your job hunt!
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I want to take a big leap of faith!!
I'm thinking about GOING BACK TO SCHOOL. I want to get a degree in business so that I can start my own salon someday. 💵
The problem is, I'm no spring chicken. Do you think it'll be worth it??
Never to old to do what you want better to have went for it than to have regrets.
These tips can help you ease into a new workplace much quicker! The full video is here
Hiring Manager: ”What are your greatest weaknesses?”
You: 😳
This #interview question is really tough, and you can pretty much guarantee it will show up in one form or another. 😒
It’s hard to talk about your own weaknesses, so don’t wait to think about them and answer on the spot…you will likely stumble through without much grace. Thinking about your weaknesses before your interview will help you answer this question with calm and confidence and in a meaningful way that will leave a great impression on the hiring manager 🙌
Check out these tips on the best way to answer this common interview question!
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Just when you’re starting to settle into the #interview, the hiring team asks you, “Tell us about a time you had conflict in the workplace.” 😳
This one is TOUGH! Here are some tips to consider when answering this question: 👉 Everyone has conflict at work - it doesn’t mean a “fight” necessarily - it can be as simple as a disagreement on how to approach a problem. 👉 Own up to your role in the conflict. No one likes a finger-pointer! 👉 Set the stage clearly as to the background for the issue, what was the disagreement, and ultimately if/how it was resolved. 👉 Be sure to end your answer with lessons learned and what you’d do differently next time!
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Ever struggled putting together your response to the popular interview question, “Why do you want this job?”
Check out this sample answer for ideas on how to craft a genuine, impactful, and impressive answer to this question for your next job #interview! 🙌
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Believe it or not, your motivation for applying for a job can make a big difference on your success in a recruitment process.
Companies want to hire people who truly want to work for them!
And this means having reasons beyond your own basic needs, like pay, commute time, or schedule. Don’t get me wrong, those things are very important, but they typically are important to everyone so they do not set you apart from every other candidate.
Here are 4 tips to answer this interview question really well and stand out from the crowd 🙌
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This #interview question again??! Didn’t you guys look at my resume before I came in? 🙄
This question is guaranteed to come up over and over in job interviews, so its an easy one to prepare for ahead of time!
I get asked all the time: should my answer be business only? Personal? A mix of both? What do I tell them? 🤷♀️
Rule #1: Don’t sit and regurgitate your resume! ❌
You want to be professional, personable, concise, and memorable 🙌 …oh, is that all? 😁 Here are 5 tips to help you nail your answer to this interview question 💫
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You know when you get to the end of your #interview and the hiring manager asks you, “Do you have any questions for us?” Do you return that with a blank stare 😳 or a “Thanks so much, I don’t have any questions.”?
Asking questions at the end of a job interview DOES make an impression on the hiring team. It can reflect on your interest and enthusiasm for the position, your thoughtfulness and preparedness, and your willingness to take on new challenges (to name a few!).
So, I recommend always preparing some potential questions you can ask at the end of every job interview 🙌
Before you check out 5 questions I love for the end of an interview, here are some tips: 👉 I don’t necessarily recommend asking ALL 5 of these. Pick 2-3 that resonate with you. 👉 Never ask questions just for the sake of it. Prepare questions that you legitimately want to know the answer to! 👉 Ask questions in your own style and language - you don’t need to memorize these word for word, especially if they wouldn’t feel natural to you. 👉 These questions are particularly suited for professional jobs but could be tailored to many other opportunities, even entry level 👍 👉 Lastly (take heart!), you CAN write your questions down and bring them into the interview room with you. You don’t need to memorize everything you wanted to ask 😁
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No. Watch / Google Tabitha. She’s the blonde who overhauls sinking salons.
You don’t need a business degree to open a salon: you need to be passionate about hair and style. Know your craft and hire people with degrees.
A hair salon, especially in today’s market with covid, will not pay off the school debt. You’ll get stressed out and end up in a field you’re not passionate about…like an entry level customer service credit card reporting job.
Go in the field you love. The money comes to those who do what the love.
So, open the salon by renting space in someone else’s salon; build your client base; ask to learn the business side of running a salon on your days off.
That’s the path of least resistance; optimal happiness; and fiscal responsibility.
Best of luck.