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Originally Posted by Scott  Wow! So either you've turned down a lot of good job offers, or you've changed jobs a lot.  |
A bit of both. I was an IT contractor for a while so changed jobs 1-2 times a year.
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Originally Posted by Scott I echo most of Dani's advice, but one major tip I can give you from personal experience is to learn as much about the company, the position, and the interviewers as possible. The more information you have, the more well-informed questions you can ask and the more you will impress your prospective employers. Also, find out a bit about the interview itself - is it a behavioral interview or a stress interview? I've been through one stress interview in my life, and I was absolutely not prepared for it. (Needless to say, I didn't get that position.) Preparation is key!
... Of course, I could just give the typical Pavlina answer and ask why you want a job in the first place.  |
I also echo this advice!
I should have mentioned about research. The more knowlege you have the more comfortable you will feel also.