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If you haven’t looked for a job in a while, you may be surprised at what you experience once you get a foot in the door. Getting that initial access is the toughest task most applicants face; these days at many companies’ computers do an initial scan on incoming resumes. How to get your piece of paper past that scanner is another issue entirely, one that deserves some time and attention. But for the moment, we’re going to assume that your resume passed inspection and you’re in the door for an interview. A couple of these suggestions are old news but worthy of reinforcement. The others are oriented to HR practices in use today that weren’t so common twenty years ago.

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1. Practice

You don’t know exactly what questions you’ll get but there are some that you can expect in some form; for those questions, it’s worth preparing an answer and actually practicing...

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