Interview Advice

Your first day of a new job can be both exciting and scary. You want to create a good first impression and ensure you have everything you need to start strong. One often overlooked aspect of starting a new job is forgetting to ask the right questions on your first…

Acing your next job interview. That’s your next goal. Or is it? Dozens of candidates will apply for your coveted role. Perhaps hundreds. Agents working in Christian agencies like ChurchStaffing or the like would assure you that the Great Resignation affects churches. There are many open positions. But unlike Jesus'…

If you've had to go through a minimum of 1 job interview, you know that some questions are very hard to hear and even harder to answer! Once you've heard your interviewer pop one of these 9 really hard questions, your pulse will beat faster, your brain will look for…

A job interview can be a stressful moment for many. Understandably. Many changes occur depending on the outcome of the chat you had with the interviewer. As a God-loving, Spirit-living church leader, prayer will definitely be part of your interview process. These prayers for your job interview will help bring…

Learning to prepare for a phone interview can be tough. It seems like 75% of millennials don't answer the phone, preferring to avoid them overall! I guess it would be fair to assume a phone interview wouldn't be their favorite way to conduct business. Yet, whether you like it or…

You started off excited, anticipating the best year yet. You were looking for a new ministry option where you could fulfill your calling. Maybe it was for another reason. You wanted to change jobs, church, city, or even state. The reason is not essential for now. The best is yet…

An in-person interview comes with a certain amount of stress. But when your interview is scheduled online, there are even more components to consider when you prepare. The importance of making a good impression in an interview cannot be understated. To help you make the best impression, here are a…

When you walk into an interview, a potential employer has already acknowledged that you’re qualified for the position, at least on some level. You’ve shown through your resume that you can walk the walk. Now that you’ve landed some face time with the organization, it’s time to talk the talk.…