I found the book "What I Wish EVERY Job Candidate Knew: 15 Minutes to a Better Interview" by Russell Tuckerton to be very helpful when I was preparing for interviews. It's good to have time to prepare for an interview and go through all the possible questions they might ask (do a simple Google search), preparing multiple anecdotes. It's a lot of work, but it's best to tailor these answers and stories for each different job you apply to. This strategy worked for me before.
Your resume should also be tailored to the job you are applying to. It should be presented in a way that's easy for the reader to grasp information. 2 pages max. It's a good idea to always get someone else to check it before you send it out. After staring at it for a while, it's easy to miss the small typos.
What was the process of finding a job like for you?
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I found the book "What I Wish EVERY Job Candidate Knew: 15 Minutes to a Better Interview" by Russell Tuckerton to be very helpful when I was preparing for interviews. It's good to have time to prepare for an interview and go through all the possible questions they might ask (do a simple Google search), preparing multiple anecdotes. It's a lot of work, but it's best to tailor these answers and stories for each different job you apply to. This strategy worked for me before.
Your resume should also be tailored to the job you are applying to. It should be presented in a way that's easy for the reader to grasp information. 2 pages max. It's a good idea to always get someone else to check it before you send it out. After staring at it for a while, it's easy to miss the small typos.