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Apr 2023
35m 48s

Advice for Your Next Big Interview - Apr...

GEORGE COUROS
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George Couros kicks off this April 2023 Highlight episode with a reflection on a blog post he wrote titled, Resources for Education Interviews and 6 Things to Consider During the Process. Couros shares a powerful reminder about showing appreciation and then describes three tips for what to look for when hiring for a new position and three tips for interviewi ... Show More
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