Five Ways Cognitive Crafting Prepares You for an Interview

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Although resumes and CVs are key to landing interviews, hiring decisions often come from the subjective way candidates craft a convincing case for their hiring. Rather than recite your resume/CV in an interview, you must interpret who you are beyond what's on that sheet of paper and how you fit into the role beyond just fulfilling the job requirements. Here are five ways to practice cognitive crafting before an interview so you can best describe yourself, tell your story, and get hired.

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