Interviewing recent college graduates can be tricky since you don't have the benefit of a career path to access. So it's essential to find effective means of evaluating young creatives to find the best candidates for your business.

Following are some candidates you might meet while you're trying to find the perfect match for a job in your department—and tips on how best to interview them.

Following are some common types of bad interviewers you may face and how to ensure they don't prevent you from putting your best foot forward.

Employers today are seeking more compelling ways to elicit information from prospective employees. Following are three types of questions you might encounter during interviews and how to best respond to them.

A graceful exit interview enhances your professional reputation and leaves the door open for future opportunities within the company. Here are some tips for exiting in style.

Acing an interview isn't just about showing up on time and presenting great work. Sometimes more subtle moves can help you distinguish yourself from the competition.

If you’ve been working steadily over the years, your last interview may have been when you graduated from art school. But with additional experience under your belt, you now have more to talk about. Following are basics that can help you parlay that experience into a new job.

Image may be everything, but in a phone interview it's what you say that counts. Here are some suggestions to help you ace your next telephone interview.

With the job market perking up, designers looking to land a new position have more opportunities. Let our career columnist’s six interview tips for designers guide you as you woo prospective employers.

When you're interviewing for a new job, how to make the best impression largely depends on who you are meeting with. Following are some tips to help you show your interviewers that you're the designer for the job.