When preparing for an interview, you want to make sure to put your best foot forward in selling your strengths, skills and background for the job. However, you also have to be prepared for ancillary questions such as “Why do you want to work for us?” Surprisingly, this question can sometimes be difficult for professionals to answer because they don’t necessarily prepare for it, focusing more on how to sell themselves effectively. Read on for examples of good and bad ways to answer this common interview question below.
Job Titles of the Future: Carbon Accountant was originally published on MIT Technology Review
His official title is vice president of regulated reporting solutions. But really, Billy Scherba is a carbon accountant. At Persefoni, a platform for climate management, Scherba …
How I Became… Global Head of Digital Marketing and Social Media at Aesop was originally published by Business of Fashion: Workplace and Talent
Following a “fascination with the construction of clothing, and branding and storytelling,” Jackie Wong started his fashion …
What is Consulting? was originally published by WayUp
Being a consultant is an exciting opportunity to learn the ins and outs of running a business in an effective and profitable way. Regardless of your major, if you’re a creative problem-solver …
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Investment Banking vs. Corporate Finance: What’s the Difference? was originally published by Investopedia: Banking
Investment Banking vs. Corporate Finance: An Overview
Investment banking grows a company from a capital perspective, while the corporate finance industry manages a company’s capital and …
