Video: HRSW Interviews: Search and research again.

Veronica Burbano, Human Resource Director for Texas American Food Service, tells us that she likes bullet points on resumes.

Veronica Burbano, of Texas American Food Service, explains why cover letters are or aren't necessary.

Linda Baker tells us to make sure you do your research before your job interview.

You are ready to go.. you show up early to the interview, you are prepared and set to land this job. But, you are kept waiting by the employer. What do you do? Do you stay or leave? Mike Henderson of El Centro College has an answer for this question.

Make a great first impression on your prospective employer. Mike Henderson, Director of Career Services at El Centro College in Dallas, gives some tips on what to do when you walk in their door.

Trevor Saylors, an Instructor for the Tarrant County Community College District, explains that it is extremely important to do your research.

Trevor Saylors is an Instructor in the Tarrant County Community College District and he has some advice for job seekers who are about to interview or apply at a company.

Paulette Wagner, your local Morale Fairy and owner of Prime The Pump Consulting, gives some advice about what to do before your interview. Knowing the company and what they do before you go in for the interview is extremely important.

Before walking into that interview you need to know about the company. Tim Lovette from NRS gives some tips and pointers on researching companies prior to your interview.

Tim Lovette of NRS talks about the most frustrating thing he encounters while interviewing candidates. So, do your research and tune in.

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