This question can save your job interview when an employer seems bored
If you want to get an interviewer's attention, here's what to say, writes columnist Nick Corcodilos.
Column: The most ridiculous job interview questions you’ve heard
When you face ridiculous interview questions, it’s up to you to raise the standard of the discussion, writes columnist Nick Corcodilos.
Should you tell a prospective employer if you’ve been fired?
You should be honest, but voluntarily disclosing that you have been fired can hurt your ability to negotiate, writes columnist Nick Corcodilos.
An employer is late to interview you. How long do you wait?
If the employer doesn’t apologize profusely for making you wait, forget about the job, write Nick Corcodilos.
Managers often go through a series of useless questions instead of cutting to the chase and testing whether a candidate can actually do the job, writes Nick Corcodilos.
A survey found women of color are not only significantly underrepresented, they are also far less likely than others to be promoted.
Switching careers is quite common, but it is not as easy as some online job sites suggest.
A bonus is a reward for past performance. That’s why it comes as a lump sum and is not recoverable by the employer.
In too many cases, it’s clear that people didn’t seek help from their employer plans or even think to ask how they worked with Medicare.
