From Loren Yaskin: This is me in my senior year of high school, pictured with two iconic Arizona women: Representative Polly Rosenbaum (Arizona’s longest-serving state legislator) and Governor Rose Mofford (Arizona’s first female governor). My parents had just uprooted our family from Connecticut for my final year of high school (yes, really). For an Arizona […]
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On a recent trip, we had several short rides with different ride-share drivers, little windows into how people communicate when they’re supposed to be “on the job.” Some drivers were professional, polite, and helpful. Others told interesting stories or played music we liked. A few, though, revealed quirks, making the rides uncomfortable. With one driver,
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Great interviews aren’t just about the camera. They’re about drawing out authentic, useful answers. Unfortunately, many companies unintentionally make interviews harder by asking the wrong kinds of questions or failing to guide their subjects effectively. We address common mistakes we see during on-camera interviews and how to avoid them. 1. Fishing Expedition Interviews Overly long
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