Preparing Ahead

Based on my not-so-keen observation, i believe that most of my peers are about to graduate soon, mostly with a degree that they are proud to have wherever they got it from - unlike me, who is still stuck without it. HAHAHHA.

Anyway, i just read an article on Yahoo! news and i'd like to share it with everyone, whether or not you are entering the next phase of life - working. Looking for an ideal job you've always wanted is hard, but getting an interview for the job you've always wanted is no less easier, unless your parents own the frigging company or you're just too darn smart or anything. Haha so yea, i'm talking about people in general like me. So how do you secure an interview?

But of course, with polished resume, an awesome photo attached and with a dust of luck that the officer bothers to glimpse at your resume instead of chucking it into the nearby bin, do you get the interview for the company you wanna work for. However, the challenge is not over. How are you gonna survive the nauseating and stressful interview, where you are being confined in a closed room, and being evaluated by 3 pairs or more of stinking eyes, baring into your soul, trying to grasp who you really are.

Gosh kinda reminded me how i went through my trial interview in school. It was just a practise but boy, were my lecturers intimidating. *gulp*

Well long story short - the lesson is to do proper research and all (and hope that your school has a small session on preparing for interview when you're doing your degree and whatnot) and some tips. So here's the article on what are the questions today's employers ask before they hire their potential employees.

Read the article here and hope it gets your brain working! :D

And here's another article, incase you have a crazy boss. XD