I'm a fintech cofounder. Job interviews are like a first date, and they should last about 6.5 minutes.

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Garima Shah said she typically asks three questions in succession to job candidates.

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The simple interview question an IBM exec uses to spot entrepreneurial candidates

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Corinne Sklar said she always wanted to be a business person.

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Here's how to get a consulting gig at Bain, according to a former senior manager

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Bain & Company office in Boston

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I've conducted over 100 technical interviews at Amazon. I ask myself 4 questions about every candidate.

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Sai Chiligireddy said he looks for four values when interviewing technical candidates.

Sai Chiligireddy

Signs you've been 'love-bombed' during a job interview and what to do about it

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If the hiring manager is too optimistic and full of praise during an interview, it could be a sign of "love-bombing."

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This CEO says there's 'not much value' to job interviews. He prefers testing candidates instead.

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Databricks CEO Ali Ghodsi breaks down his hiring process.

Ali Ghodsi

The small details in an interview that could cost you a job offer

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Wonsulting COO Jerry Lee and career expert Julia Toothacre told BI about interview tips beyond the firm handshake.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang breaks down how he interviews job candidates

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explains why the interview process isn't always the most effective.

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There's an upside to endless rounds of job interviews

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When job seekers start to interview for a role, the process is sometimes drawn out. But there can be an upside.

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A tech career coach says she listened to over 700 interviews — and the candidates who got big offers do these 3 things

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Katie McIntyre is a career coach helping people land jobs in the $200k to $500k salary range.

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