Healthcare IT Today

Interview Responses to Avoid at All Costs

Posted on07. Sep, 2010 by Erin Kennedy.

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An interview is your opportunity to sell yourself. Regardless of how much you may look the part, you need to answer the questions correctly to get the job. Interviewers ask key questions and look for certain types of answers. Honesty is always the best policy, but remember that it is okay not to offer information [...]

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CTG HealthCare Solutions Hosts Open House Events for Healthcare IT Job Seekers

Posted on02. Sep, 2010 by Gwen Darling.

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In an effort to bring a more personal approach to the interview process, CTG HealthCare Solutions is hosting two Open House events in September for prospective Healthcare IT candidates. If you’re not yet familiar with this esteemed company, CTG HealthCare Solutions (CTGHS) is a leading information technology consulting firm dedicated solely to helping healthcare institutions, [...]

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When Was Your Last Interview?

Posted on30. Aug, 2010 by Tim Tolan.

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If you have been with the same company for years and started right after college there is a good chance that you are part of a large pool of candidates that need to develop better interviewing skills. It’s great that you have stayed with the same employer since graduating from college - your tenure will likely yield [...]

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Lights-Camera-Action! Preparing for a Video Interview

Posted on24. Aug, 2010 by Tim Tolan.

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More and more of our clients are opting for us to conduct video interviews and bypass the expense and time associated with meeting candidates face-to-face. Not all clients – but most! Meeting in person, while preferred, takes time and prolongs the interview process. I wrote an article earlier this month on www.Fistfuloftalent.com on why face-to-face [...]

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The Waiting Game

Posted on18. Aug, 2010 by Tim Tolan.

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Waiting on the results of a job interview can be really frustrating- sometimes days or even weeks can go by without some clear message of where you stand as a candidate and it can drive you completely insane! Just consider a few things before going postal on the search consultant you’re working with.
Indecision by the [...]

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How to Mess Up a Job Interview

Posted on16. Aug, 2010 by Joe Lavelle.

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There is one important professional instance in which first impressions are crucial and for which you have time to prepare–the job interview. Your resume and references have proven to be enough to get you in the door, and now it’s time to seal the deal.