By Lisa R. Miller, Special to the BDN
Posted May 20, 2015, at 6 a.m.
Now that the celebration confetti has flown and the inspirational commencement speeches are over, it’s a good time to remind new college graduates of what Pablo Picasso said: Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working.
Good job interviewing is hard work. For most college graduates, it’s a new skill that requires lots of practice and preparation. While last minute cramming for a college test may have worked, “winging” a job interview never does.
Following these tips will improve the odds of converting an interview into a coveted job offer.
1. Say yes to interviews even if you are unsure you want the job. Every interview gives you valuable practice and allows you to make a connection that might help later on.