In the job search, the \”make or break\” moment for candidates often comes down to just a couple sentences: the elevator pitch. This is a quick statement about who you are and why you should be hired. Theoretically, it should be so brief that you can sell yourself while sharing an elevator with a hiring […] … learn more→

We\’ve all been there. It\’s the point in the job interview when you\’ve answered every question thrown at you in a pointed, authoritative, relevant manner. \”Now, do you have any questions for me?\” the interviewer asks. This is the make-or-break moment of the interview, say experts, especially in a market with more candidates than jobs. […] … learn more→