Signs Your Interviewer Is a Good Leader
From World at Work · 19:54
Show by Tim Dyck
In today's episode, Tim shares what he likes to call green and red lights that empower the interviewee to get a better sense of what they'd be walking into if they said yes. A few tips to listen for: How to know if your interviewer is providing you with a level playing field What question you can ask that you may have not thought was okay to ask How Googling customer reviews can become an important part of your vetting strategy as a job seeker Not every situation permits you to have the patience to look for green and red lights, but if you're able to, you increase your chances of finding a job where you'll be respected, developed, and cared for. Connect with Tim and his team: Website: https://bestculturesolutions.ca/ LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/ Instagram: @best.culture.solutions Quotes: "If they don't respect your time during the interview process, then you know what you can expect while you're working for them."
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