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The Non-Interview

The Non-Interview

This past week, my daughter Katy, applied for a job as a Personal Care Aide. She would be going to a client’s home who has some sort of disability. As a future nurse, Katy wanted to get some practical real- world experience before she started her clinicals in the fall...

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When I grew up, if we knew of anyone who was going through a life transition, we took a casserole over to their house. We took casseroles to people who were sick, who had a relative that died, had a surgical procedure or when someone had a baby. It was our way of...

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NEVER Use This Word!

NEVER Use This Word!

I flew to Austin to interview a candidate for a third interview in a blinding snowstorm. While things went very smoothly in Denver, they did NOT go smoothly in Austin. Once we arrived at the airport, we circled for about an hour, until our pilot announced that we were...

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Do You Hear What I Hear?

Do You Hear What I Hear?

Over the Thanksgiving holiday, my daughter and I were listening to the radio. A song came on that we both love. I began belting out the tune at the top of my lungs and sang along to the chorus of the Zac Brown Band song. I sang “Long Gone” along in perfect pitch (to...

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Terrible at Hiring?  Good.

Terrible at Hiring? Good.

Last week I had a conversation with one of my clients who was telling me that he is terrible at hiring. I said “Good.” He looked at me like I had grown a third head. He said, “why would you say that?!?” “Because if you have trouble with hiring, it is usually because...

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Thanksgiving Message

Thanksgiving Message

My daughter and I would like to wish everyone a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving holiday. I would also like to express my sincere gratitude to all of my clients, friends and family for supporting A-list Interviews as we continue to grow and thrive. A giant thank you to...

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