Four reasons why people don't get hired - PRNewser guest column
In the recent weeks, Road House move Joe Ciarallo and Jason Chupick at PRNewser
invited me
A job search is not the most pleasant of life’s experiences. It rarely comes without some rejection. The amount of factors outside your control that determine who gets the job are astounding. What you can control is yourself.
If you are called in for an interview, it’s a safe bet you have the basic qualifications to do the job. The interviewer’s goal is to answer two main questions: Can you do the job? And will you fit in?
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Date: December 19th, 2008 / Author: Lindsay
Posted in Recruiting / Tags: guest column, job search, prnewser
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This blog is to share my recruiting experiences and discuss thoughts on the job market, PR industry and technology.
Alison Kenney is an independent PR practitioner with more than 15 years of PR consulting experience.
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