Job seekers: Don’t salt your food before tasting it at a lunch interview. Job seekers: Don’t salt your food before tasting it at a lunch interview. It could make the difference between being offered ...

You have been invited to lunch as part of the interview process. Now what? 1. Research the Restaurant Confirm the exact location of the restaurant. You do not want to go to the wrong location. You ...

If a prospective employer you're interviewing with invites you for a lunch interview, congratulations! This typically indicates you're nearing the end of the interview process. Or sometimes it comes ...

Is a lunch interview a bad sign? Not necessarily. In fact some people call it lucky. Human Resources consultant Scott C. Maxwell says it’s quite a good sign to score a lunch interview because the ...

To some job seekers, it’s as simple a matter as not ordering anything slippery, saucy, or stinky. But to others, it’s a complicated, nerve-wracking dance, the kind that might end up with them stepping ...

Experts agree that a job interview over lunch calls for your best behavior — don’t mistake the more casual atmosphere as an excuse to let your guard down. “The meal is secondary to the job interview,” ...

Ah, the lunch interview—an audition that combines the stress of a job interview with the awkwardness of a first date. To ace it, you’ll need to make a professional impression in a casual environment.

A long time ago, I was a supervisor in a manufacturing plant. When a fellow supervisor became the manager of another department, he wanted me to come over and work for him. I was torn. I had grown up, ...

Job seekers: Don’t salt your food before tasting it at a lunch interview. It could make the difference between being offered the role or not. Hiring managers are constantly finding new hoops for ...

To some job seekers, it’s as simple a matter as not ordering anything slippery, saucy, or stinky. But to others, it’s a complicated, nerve-wracking dance, the kind that might end up with them stepping ...