January 29, 2016
How to Ace a Job Interview
Vivian Henoch, Editor myJewishDetroit
Ok, you’ve nailed the resumé. That cover letter got you through the door. Now what do you do to seal the deal with a great interview? Federation asked the experts.
Ok, you’ve nailed the resumé. That cover letter got you through the door. Now what do you do to seal the deal with a great interview? Federation asked the experts.
While still actively involved in running Rear Ends, their premium jeans and apparel shop, Elaine and Mark Blumenfeld have handed the reins over to daughter, Ariana, 31, for more of the creative control and retail operations.
True to his name emblazoned on top of his office building at the corner of Northwestern and Evergreen in Southfield, Mike Morse doesn’t do anything on a small scale. “You may have noticed from my advertising and the sign on my building, I work, play and live . . . to win,” he says.
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Multi-talented in both architecture and academia, Noah Resnick has found a niche in urban design.
Where internships are a must for college students, NEXTGen Detroit and JVS can help.
Meet Brian Dickstein, Daphne Logan and Becca McDonald – outstanding students, balancing their academic achievements with a high level of community involvement as mentors, leaders in their youth groups and volunteers .