The Importance of Doing an Interview Post-Mortem – Path Forward
When it comes to job interviews, there are a lot of reasons why you might be out of practice. Some people are fortunate enough to have held a job for years, and haven’t had a need to interview. But for many returners, taking a career break to care for loved ones might mean it’s been a long while.
When it comes to job interviews, there are a lot of reasons why you might be out of practice. Some people are fortunate enough to have held a job for years, and haven’t had a need to interview. But for many returners, taking a career break to care for loved ones might mean it’s been a long while. Regardless of the circumstances for why you’ve been out of the interview scene, conducting an interview post-mortem can give you valuable insight into your performance and help you identify opportunities to improve your interviewing skills as you continue your job search. What is a Post-Mortem and Why
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