When you set up an interview, be sure to ask if there is anything that you need to bring with you. By default, you should always take a clean copy of your resume and a list of at least three professional references. Depending on the job, you may need to bring other documentation but always […]

Not everyone who interviews for a job will be offered a position. Understanding the reasons for rejection will help improve your job interviewing skills and prepare you for the next job interview. According to Katherine Burik, founder and owner of the Interview Doctor, employers value candidates with drive and commitment. Those who show they are […]

Let me share a dirty little secret. People conducting interviews are very, very bad at them. Most interviewers would rather be doing almost anything else. It’s true! I would rather file than interview someone. I would rather deal with the nastiest employee problem than interview someone. I am well trained and comfortable with those activities. […]

We here at The Interview Doctor think we have a pretty unique way of teaching people how to interview better. Sometimes we get kind of cocky about it. Someone challenged us to prove it. Put some statistics behind our claims. So we did! The results were startling. Students who participated in The Interview Doctor resume […]