Do you remember the days when you were just a fresh graduate looking for your first job? Job hunting is a daunting task. You spend so much time surfing for vacancies, walking up and down the city streets, and dropping off resumes in various buildings and offices. While we pick up a few things along the way to make the process easier, we’re faced with a new set of challenges the second or third time around: juggling various responsibilities and tasks while trying to build better careers.
Here are a few tips you can follow should you decide to take the plunge and look into better opportunities while still working at a full-time job.
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Re your 2nd question. I would advise to be truthful. But being honest doesn't mean you have to tell everything, stick to professional concerns (i.e. career change). Naturally, your interviewer might want to probe further on other reasons for wanting to leave, and it may be difficult since it seems there seems to be personal and emotional issues you're currently dealing with, but keep it brief and keep to professional topics. There is also an article here about common interview questions, you can also research other potential questions on the internet, and practice answering them. Maybe get a friend to pose as an interviewer, and record it so you can go back to it, and see where else you can improve.