9 worst tips that new graduates should not listen to
as a graduate student, you get a lot of advice but be smart enough to realize that not all tips are useful.
as a graduate student, you get a lot of advice but be smart enough to realize that not all tips are useful.
there is no general formula for all answers, but the employer's intention to ask questions is often predictable.
with real talents, salaries are not the final destination they aim for.
most employers, including google, are impressed with applications for specifying achievements. an ambiguity about information will make you less attractive than other candidates.
feeling difficult to talk naturally with employers? throat as if strangled, breathing is fast and heart palpitations when receiving the first question? don't worry, because these
these types of employees are called boomerangs when they have retired from work and want to get back to the organization. is recruiting them right or is it a disadvantage?
the problem is not because of 'talent like autumn leaves' but due to poor preparation in recruitment.
saying that the company does not have a salary for this position is an unacceptable lie of the employer.
here are the top 10 types of employees at risk of being fired and here are 10 signs that you can check if you are among them.
generation z, digital generation or gen z is the general term for people born between the mid-1990s and the early 2000s, strongly influenced by electronic devices such as