Lessons from the Interview Process

Surname 1 What I learned from the interview Going through a job interview is a learning opportunity in itself. During my interview with panelists Martin Gistren and Lawrence Wong, I had the opportunity to know that a resume should not contain terms and phrases that portray me negatively. For instance, I should avoid mentioning that at one time I dropped out of university for whatever reason. I also learned that my resume should be presented in a concise manner which is easier to scan through. In that case, bullet points instead of long sentences are preferable. From the interview, I realized the importance of utilizing a company's website in finding out a company's profile and contacts in case I do not know them. Moreover, I realized that a job seeker should never give up especially on contacting companies they wish to work with. As such, as many calls as possible should be made within a month despite the fact that only a small number of these will culminate into an appointment.

What I want to do in C.C. Consulting Career Cross Company is my dream company. I envisage working at C.C. Consulting as a researcher and an indoor sales person. I understand that English forms the language for indoor communication at C.C. consulting and this enthuses me a lot since I have always wanted to communicate in English. Helping people realize their ambitions and dreams is one of my passions. Personally, I am who I am due to the support I have always received from my family and friends during my time in the U.S. and Japan. I would like to make use of my multicultural experience to boost customer experience at C.C. Consulting. My bilingual skills position me well to offer the best of experiences to bilingual professionals contacting the company for consultancy services.