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The Power of Public Recommendations for Job Seekers
One of the main benefits of public recommendations is that they lend credence to a job seeker’s work history, skills, and abilities.
Ever had an interviewer show up 30 minutes late, scroll on their phone, or ask a borderline inappropriate question? When an interview goes off the rails, it’s easy to blame yourself—but the problem is their behavior, not your performance. From subtle ageism to blatant rudeness, learn how to spot the red flags of an unprofessional interview, how to maintain your composure in the moment, and exactly what to do once the call ends.
One of the main benefits of public recommendations is that they lend credence to a job seeker’s work history, skills, and abilities.