One-on-one interviews can be nerve-wracking. And, once you’ve made it past a screening or two, you may find yourself in a good news/bad news situation. You made the cut, but now you need to meet with multiple people in a panel interview.

This type of interview, which has become more common in recent years, typically serves two purposes. It allows companies to save time — key players meet you as a group, instead of scheduling individual meetings with each one — and it enables interviewers to see how you react under pressure. But panel interviews have their downsides.

“In some cases the ‘panel interview’ lacks a specific agenda and there are many stakeholders looking for different things in relation to the position,” says Joe Mullings, chairman, founder and CEO of the Mullings Group, a medical technology talent-acquisition firm. Even so, there are steps you can take to prepare for a panel interview and manage it while it’s happening. Keep the following tips in mind.

Full article here: https://www.aarp.org/work/job-search/info-2021/panel-job-interview.html

Your new favorite TV show is on the air and you might not even know about it yet. You might recognize him from that late-night guilty pleasure you had in the early 2000s when you’d sit down on the couch with a bowl of ice cream and dive into the drama on an unrelenting episode of Cheaters. I know I wasn’t alone.

Tommy Habeeb, the original host of Cheaters, is back and this time he’s showcasing even more incredible stories, all with much happier endings!

To The Rescue features dog rescues all around the country and shows the world the incredible work they’re doing.

Full article here: https://iheartdogs.com/new-tv-show-is-changing-the-lives-of-rescue-dogs-and-the-humans-that-love-them/

After an unprecedented demand, Lighthouse Immersive and Impact Museums announces that it will extend its Los Angeles Immersive Van Gogh exhibition until January 2nd, 2022, at a secret location, soon-to-be-announced. The smash-hit experience sold over 80,000 tickets in just one week. Producers will be making available this new, socially-distanced block of time-entry tickets beginning this Saturday, February 27th at 10 am PST on https://www.vangoghla.com/.

Full article here: https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/IMMERSIVE-VAN-GOGH-Exhibition-in-Los-Angeles-Extended-to-January-2022-20210225