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Welcome Your New Expert Interview Series: Elizabeth Turnbull of Franklin Energy, New Expert in the Utility Management Group

October 2, 2023
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Transportation has been targeted as one of the most critical areas of the energy transition, but the electrification of our roads is not just a matter of swapping out gasoline tanks for charging ports. Instead it represents an intricate dance of technology, infrastructure, policy, and market dynamics that presents both challenges and opportunities. The transformation from traditional fuels to..
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Final Interview Questions and Answers To Close The Deal

September 5, 2023
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Job interviewing often feels like a marathon. You need to go demonstrate the same level of enthusiasm, commitment, and expertise across several interview rounds. A final interview is what stands between you and the finishing line — the coveted job offer. 

What To Expect In A Third Interview Round?

Usually, you can expect several people present at the final interview — the HR person, your direct manager, and the company CEO (or another senior staff member). Though other combinations are possible of course. At this point, most have already reached some conclusions about you. Now they want to determine your cultural fit and/or compare you against another front-runner. So be ready to razzle-dazzle the panel with your personality and professionalism. 

Is A Final Interview Just A Formality?

No, in most cases, a final interview isn’t a formality, but rather the last “filter” most employers use to decide on the top contender. Most of the time, at least two candidates make it to the final interview round.…

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What is a Peer Interview? Samples Questions and Preparation Tips

July 19, 2023
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What kind of people will I work with? This is a question many job seekers ask in their heads when interviewing for a new position. After all, you’d be spending 8+ hours per day around those folk, so they’d better be good! A peer interview gives you an opportunity to speak directly to your possible colleagues and impress them with your skills. 

What Is A Peer Interview?

In a peer interview, a candidate speaks with their future coworkers rather than only HR and their direct supervisor. The purpose of a peer interview is to help the team determine whether they’d be comfortable with the new hire. It also helps HRs prevent biased hiring decisions, based solely on the opinion of one manager, rather than the group. 

Typically, a peer interview is scheduled after other types of job interviews such as preliminary screening interviews, second manager interviews, and/or technical interviews. If you’ve been invited to a peer interview, it’s a good sign!…

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What Are The Top 3 Interview Mistakes Candidates Make Over And Over Again?

March 3, 2023
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1. Failure to Prepare

By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail. — Benjamin Franklin

Many of the mistakes that candidates make fall under the major category of Preparation.  A skilled interviewer will know very quickly if you are not fully prepared, and your candidacy will be doomed. 

Research the job and the employer

If you are not provided with a detailed interviewing agenda, inquire as to whether you will have a single interview, a series of interviews or a panel.  Research the interviewer(s) on LinkedIn and through your professional network.  If you are working with an independent recruiter, include them in your preparation process to maximize your success.  Ask about the company, the culture, the interviewers, what they’re really looking for, expected attire and any other pertinent information they will share.         

If the interview is on-site, ensure that you know the location and how long it will take you to get there.  Be on time, but no earlier than 15 minutes. …

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18 Flight Attendant Interview Questions (With Winning Answers)

January 8, 2023
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How often do you hear this comment: “A flight attendant is just a glorified waitress in the sky.” Really? People who believe this have probably flown and been served a drink, snack, or even a meal by a flight attendant. And they have probably never experienced anything, but an ordinary, mundane ride.

But a flight attendant’s work life can be anything but normal and mundane. If you have applied for such a position and are looking toward an interview, you will need to come fully prepared. 

Popular Interview Questions for Flight Attendants and Sample Answers

A flight attendant interview isn’t some talk about how to smile, greet passengers, and push a drink/snack cart down the aisle. It’s a more personality-driven assessment, designed to assess your customer service, flexibility, and adaptability skills. 

Here are the top seven flight attendant interview questions you may get, paired with sample replies you can use to model your answers. 

 1. Why Should We Hire You as a Flight Attendant?

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14 Personality Interview Questions (and Sample Answers!)

December 3, 2022
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Sometimes the hardest questions to answer are the ones with no wrong answer. “What are you like as a person?” or “What is something that you enjoy doing?”. While both of these questions seem innocent on the surface level they have a tendency to put us on the spot if we are asked them. 

This makes personality interview questions one of the toughest ones to navigate. On one hand, you want to put your best side forward. On the other, you don’t want to appear suspiciously perfect (because none of us is!). 

Let’s explore some of the more common personality-based questions, as well as how to answer them.

Why personality-based interview questions are common?

Personality-based interview questions are common because half of the employers evaluate a candidate’s culture and team fit for a role during the interview stage. Most HRs want to create workplace environments, where different personalities augment one another (not clash all the time). 

Moreover, most recruiters want to find the best matches for positions demanding strong soft skills such as customer-facing, managerial, and executive roles.…

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