Written by Ji Hyun Lee on 07 April 2011
8. Rejecting and Still Leading on the Job Applicant I interviewed for an editor’s job with a consumer-facing publication that specializes in technology products— a second rate version of PC Magazine if you will. As usual, I researched and rehearsed. I knew that my writing and editing, combined with my social media brand allowed [... read more]
Written by Ji Hyun Lee on 25 March 2011
This is part one in my series on job interviews done right. You’ve been on the interview and you got rejected for that job but instead of feeling depressed, you feel fine with it because on a rare occasion hiring manager will have treated you the right way. What is the right way? It’s when [... read more]
Written by Ji Hyun Lee on 25 February 2011
I recently wrote about politicking on job interviews in which hiring managers require applicants to perform extraordinary feats to be considered for the job. Here some true instances in which employers have asked me for more than a resume and a writing sample to determine my candidacy for a job. I decided to chronicle my [... read more]