Interviewing: a comprehensive guide and discussion.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Business, Finance, and Careers > Interviewing: a comprehensive guide and discussion.

space pope: Apr 5, 2003

I have been looking pretty intensively for at least the last two months. I have had a couple interviews but no offers. I thought the last interview went really well but I didn't get the job. I have read the interviewing thread and found some other tips as well. Are there any interviewing services I should consider? Most of my interviews have been on the phone.

I have also contacted my alumni association because they offer career services. I also have access to a career counselor through a social service program but she doesn't really have much experience with my kind of career search - she mostly helps low income or people with disabilities find service or manufacturing jobs.

If there are any other services or resources I should be utilizing I am open to suggestions.

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space pope: Apr 5, 2003

Thanks!

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