Employers only interview a small fraction of the people who apply for an open position. A good deal of the applications they receive are from under-qualified candidates. Even discounting those, employers still receive resumes from far too many people technically meeting the requirements of the job than they reasonably have time to interview. So only the very top few are selected. Therefore when you walk into a job interview, you've likely already passed several hurdles, and stand a fairly good shot at getting the job. Your competition has gone down from 100 applicants to three or four finalists. So how do they make the choice? What are employers really looking for in job interviews? Here's what employers want to see from the top candidates that they interview: 1. That you want the job – and it will be good for your career if you get it. Wait, what? They care about the candidate's career? Yes. If the job you're interviewing for seems like a step backwards for you, or isn't in line with where you've been headed so far, you probably won't get the job.
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For example, if you inter the blog home page (for posts before this improvement) you will find out that every job announcement is shown at its start and there is a link which says "Read more >>". Showing part of it and require visitor to read more for interested is not a problem since it allows for users to scan latest posts faster and go deep for the post of his/her interest. The bad side is, the first part that is shown include only "Introduction of an Organization" and "Job summary". So you can find ten (10) job announcement all of them from one company let it be ABC and when they listed both start with the same introduction and summary and nothing else, this is redundancy of data, misuse of space and west of visitors time. As a result of discovering those contents issues I have stopped posting for about a week finding solution that will be more visitors oriented and makes you knows what you can get within few minutes as you arrive in our home page. Part of this solution I have started to implement yet, that is categorising jobs based on application closing dates.
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