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I had the pleasure of speaking with Grete Tiemeier, VP of Recruiting at Hollstadt Consulting. She shares a lot of great suggestions and insight, on how to prepare for your interviews as well as how to have a successful interview with hiring managers.


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“Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you’ve imagined.” - Thoreau


 Best of Luck! Stay Safe, Sane and Healthy!     



Sincerely,



Career Kate

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