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Before I learned the secret to interviewing, I was rejected from 25 internships that I applied to during business school.I received just one offer — and it wasn’t very competitive. But it was my only offer. So I took it. And I felt like a complete failure.
How had I interviewed so many times and walked away with only one offer? And how did some of my classmates at Stanford Business School have so many offers — at companies I dreamed of working for? People often think that having a certain degree or company on their résumé will ensure lifelong job search success. Not true. In fact, the way you interview may count for even more. It’s competitive out there, and you must know how to effectively interview to get multiple offers — and ultimately the job you want. Turns out that many of my classmates knew something I didn’t at the time: the secret to interviewing.
I really wanted to know how they did so well in interviews. So I asked a friend who got offers at multiple top firms and startups: What was his secret? He shared this life-changing piece of wisdom: Act like you are interviewing them.
https://betterhumans.pub/i-learned-the-secret-to-interviewing-and-got-5-times-more-job-offers-61bf5b3256b0
Blockchain Technology overcomes almost all issues that the internet and traditional database systems could not solve for good.
https://ayoubaliabid.medium.com/the-blockchain-revolution-bdc22dd2bb5e
Don't just download Duolingo
https://delaneyjayemann.medium.com/how-to-learn-a-language-in-lockdown-12c9b18d1bfa
The service will allow LinkedIn’s 740 million users to book freelance workers, tapping into a market that’s seen notable growth over the past year.The career networking platform LinkedIn is preparing a new side-gig service called Marketplaces that will directly compete with similar platforms such as Upwork and Fiverr, according to a new report from The Information.
https://medium.com/the-shadow/linkedin-is-launching-its-own-service-for-freelancers-fe754d58b242
Influencer marketing is one of the biggest marketing trends for the past five years.If you spend much time browsing Instagram or YouTube, no doubt you will have come across a celebrity with a sponsored post promoting some random brand.
The use of bots and fake accounts to artificially create a following have plagued the practice. As consumers, we’re also getting sick of inauthentic posts from celebrities endorsing products we know they would never use.So, are influencers still relevant, or is the practice losing its credibility?
A music festival, an electric vehicle manufacturer, and a cryptocurrency — what could possibly be common to the three? Here’s a quick potted history of each to help you figure it out.The Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts was first held on Worthy Farm in Somerset, England in 1970. It has occurred 36 times in the years since and is arguably the biggest and most well-known music festival the world over. Performers have included David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, Metallica, Stevie Wonder, Johnny Cash, Adele, Paul Simon, Dolly Parton, and Jay-Z. …
https://betterhumans.pub/i-learned-the-secret-to-interviewing-and-got-5-times-more-job-offers-61bf5b3256b0